Governmental Law

Governments experience many of the same legal battles as private businesses: human resource problems, workers' compensation issues, bankruptcy filings, and bond issuances. We have the expertise to assist with all aspects of governmental law.

Our lawyers are well versed in state and local laws, government powers, and liabilities of government agencies, including state and local governments and municipal corporations. We have experience in zoning and land use issues, elections, municipal liabilities, employment contract disputes, and annexation procedures. Many of our clients are members of the Association County Commissioners of Georgia and the Georgia Municipal Association.

 

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