When we formed Burkhalter Law, we set out to lead our firm with the guiding principles of partnership, perseverance and progress. We are incredibly proud of the entire Burkhalter Law team for continuing to demonstrate [...]
All Georgia businesses are required to complete an annual registration by April 1st. However, the deadline has been extended to May 1st. Read our prior blog post to learn more about the requirements and how we [...]
As a business owner, you may encounter disputes or situations where litigation is needed to protect rights and/or pursue recovery. Alternatively, you may have to defend against litigation. There are a few basic steps to follow [...]
All Georgia businesses are required to complete an annual registration by April 1st. Read our prior blog post to learn more about the requirements and how we can help your business stay compliant! Contact us to learn [...]
Business owners involved in disputes often attempt to engage in communications with an opposite party to reach a resolution prior to engaging counsel and further escalation. Even after a dispute has crossed the line [...]
Are you aware Georgia has laws requiring businesses to report abandoned property to the state? If not, this article provides a helpful summary. If so, take this as a refresher and reminder that businesses and [...]
Starting and owning a business means addressing a litany of legal concerns: how to form and register the legal entity, how to protect intellectual property, and how to protect members of the business from individual liability. An oft-overlooked, but [...]
Many changes lie ahead as the Administration transitions in the coming week. As we wait and see which proposals will be implemented by Congress, one in particular that is top of mind -- as [...]
We continue to be grateful for and humbled by the trust and support of our clients, friends and colleagues. We are exited and hopeful for what 2021 will bring!
On January 1, 2021, changes to Georgia's Mechanics' and Materialmen's Lien Statute will take effect. Learn more by reading our August post here! If you have questions or are uncertain about your rights and [...]
On September 28, 2020, the Georgia Supreme Court confirmed Georgia law prohibits a contractor from including anticipated profits in a lien, but doing so will not invalidate the entire lien. Massey et al. v. [...]
