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4 Georgia HBS Attorneys Honored in the 2023 Super Lawyers Magazine
GEORGIA – February 9, 2023 – We are excited to congratulate John E. Hall, Jr., Rush S. Smith, Jr., C. Michael Johnson, and James B. Durham as they have been recognized for their outstanding legal service and selected to the 2023 Georgia Super Lawyers list once again.
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How Georgia King Passes Away? Georgia King, a Civil Rights Leader from Memphis, has Died.
How Georgia king Passes Away? Who is Georgia king? Tributes to Georgia king: Georgia King, a civil rights leader from Memphis, has died. The Memphis trailblazer died on February 7, 2023. King, also known as “Mother King” in the community, is leaving a legacy of service to others. She began her advocacy career in her early twenties as a representative for the Memphis community’s homeless. She made it her personal goal to feed and care for the needy and oppressed. “I sow seeds,” she explained. “And seek courage and guidance from the Lord.” In 2012, King also created the Memphis Bus Riders Union to ensure equal treatment for riders of…
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Georgia Trend Daily – Feb. 9, 2023
Well-positioned: Economist says Georgia’s economy is strong, despite some national setbacks Meet the 2023 Georgia Trustees Marty Flanagan to retire as Invesco CEO, prompting leadership shakeup Local, state economy expected to weather 2023 recession well Swiss Firm Medmix to Invest at Least $20M in Hall County, Hire 200 Sandy Springs approves $50.7 million for police headquarters construction Camden County spaceport dream scuttled by Georgia Supreme Court ruling Mullis appointed to Stone Mountain board; former state senator authored monuments protection law Legislative push to regulate food delivery apps growing; food delivery devotees push back Proposed Georgia legislation would bar TikTok from state-owned devices Senate bill bars blocking access to government services…
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Georgia Politics, Campaigns, and Elections for February 9, 2023
Georgia Politics, Campaigns, and Elections Under the Gold Dome Today On February 9, 1825, the United States House of Representatives elected John Quincy Adams as President of the United States, despite his having received fewer popular votes than Andrew Jackson. Congress voted for the President after no candidate received a majority of electoral votes in the 1824 election.
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What Are the Top 6 Employers Located in Alpharetta, Georgia?
McKesson Technology Solutions AT&T, Incorporated – Data Center ADP, LLC National Account Service Fiserv Incorporated Verizon Hewlett-Packard Mega Consolidated Data Center
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Weekly Report: Georgia, Coweta see increases in new cases
GEORGIA From Staff Reports Below is the weekly summary of COVID-19 data for February 2-8, 2023, from the Georgia Department of Public Health. The Daily Status Report generated by the Georgia Department of Public Health publishes each Wednesday at 3 p.m. To access this daily report, visit: https://dph.georgia.gov/covid-19-daily-status-report.
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Lending Violations During Mortgage Servicer Changes
What is a Mortgage Servicer? What Does it Mean to Default on a Loan? How to Avoid or Fix Mortgage Servicer Issues Contact a Foreclosure Attorney After Mortgage Errors Keep Your Records Confirm Your Loan Information
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Mortgage costs lock out California home buyers
Back in 2021, when mortgage interest rates were plumbing all time-lows, Caitlyn O’Connell and her fiance nearly closed on a home in San Luis Obispo. They backed out of the deal after discovering major issues with mold, she said. Over the course of the next year, the cost of a typical mortgage payment in California increased by as much as 56% in some markets, according to housing data firm Zillow.
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Mortgage costs lock out California home buyers
Back in 2021, when mortgage interest rates were plumbing all time-lows, Caitlyn O’Connell and her fiance nearly closed on a home in San Luis Obispo. They backed out of the deal after discovering major issues with mold, she said. Over the course of the next year, the cost of a typical mortgage payment in California increased by as much as 56% in some markets, according to housing data firm Zillow.
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Increase in Foreclosure Filings May Portend a Trend
ATTOM’s January 2023 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report shows there were a total of 31,557 U.S. properties with foreclosure filings, up 36 percent from a year ago, and up 2 percent from the prior month. “The uptick in overall foreclosure filings nationwide points toward a trend that may suggest more increased activity is on the horizon as we enter the new year,” says ATTOM CEO Rob Barber. “While both completed foreclosures and foreclosure starts have stalled slightly over the past month, the annual increase in overall activity seen over the past 21 months may indicate a more substantial trend that could continue into 2023.”