You may have recently read or heard about the growing number of lawsuits involving Roundup, a popular but potentially deadly outdoor product. Thousands of people have filed suit against the manufacturer, resulting in millions of dollars in penalties. In our latest blog, Litner + Deganian is taking a closer look at Roundup: what is it,
Josephine Threat is a Litigation Paralegal with Litner + Deganian. On a day-to-day basis she works with the attorneys and other law firm employees to draft pleadings, file documents with the court, and organize exhibits and other important case materials. Originally from Dothan, Alabama, Josephine developed an interest in personal injury law after being involved
We asked you to show us your best “Arman Pose” for a chance to win $500 to a charity of your choice and we’ve found a winner! Be on the lookout for more work-life balance tips, coming your way soon.
Chuly Phanthadara is a Case Manager with Litner + Deganian. She organizes the attorneys’ schedules and makes sure that the law firm’s cases are moving forward by coordinating with the court, doctors’ offices, and insurance companies. She also checks on clients to see how they are recovering and keeps them updated about the status of
If you’ve ever had one of those heart-stopping moments when a car zooms past you on the red just as you’re beginning to pull out, you know how scary Atlanta intersections can be. With multiple lanes, distracted drivers and, let’s face it, traffic so bad people are desperate to at least make it to the
Kimberly Cobb was born in Heidelberg, Germany, where her mom was stationed in the military. While still a baby, she moved to Brunswick, Ga., and relocated again to Tifton, Ga., at age 5. After graduating from Tift County High School, she headed to Atlanta to attend Georgia State University, earning a bachelor’s degree in business
Motor vehicle crash deaths in kids younger than 13 have dropped steadily since 1975—thanks in large part to better, safer car seats and child restraints. But there’s still much to be done. Car seats can be tricky to install correctly, and when you have a wiggling, unhappy baby on your hands, it’s not always easy
On a trip to Mexico in his 20s, Litner + Deganian partner Arman Deganian first tried out his now-signature travel photo pose: Chin in hands, legs crossed and head tilted to the side. Think cheerleader team photo … but Arman. He and his brother thought it was hilarious, so on the next trip, to Switzerland,
On a trip to Mexico in his 20s, Litner + Deganian partner Arman Deganian first tried out his now-signature travel photo pose: Chin in hands, legs crossed and head tilted to the side. Think cheerleader team photo … but Arman. He and his brother thought it was hilarious, so on the next trip, to Switzerland,
Tamika McFarlane grew up in Bowie, MD—a city about halfway between Washington, D.C., and Annapolis the capital of Maryland. She headed south for college, attending Florida A&M University for both her bachelor’s degree and her graduate studies in criminal justice. After deciding she wanted a fresh start, she set her sights on Atlanta and began
One of the most unsettling thoughts you can have on the road is wondering how many drunk drivers are right alongside you, maybe following too close, zigzagging into your lane or barreling toward you, still out of sight. Unfortunately, your worst guess is probably still too low. Every day, about 29 people die in the
Shannon Moultrie grew up and went to college in California around Fresno and the Bay Area. You can probably imagine what a culture shock it has been moving to Atlanta. Luckily, she always has an excuse to visit California with plenty of family still there: seven siblings—including three sets of twins—and more than 20 nieces
