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The 4 Types of Breach of Contract

22 Apr, 2024

Business litigation attorney in Atlanta, Cameron Hawkins, educates us on the 4 types of breach of contract. For more information or to speak with an attorney, call today!

Does Georgia Allow Summary Judgments?

22 Apr, 2024

Business litigation attorney, Cameron Hawkins, explains how Georgia as a state, does in fact allow summary judgement. Learn more in detail, here!

What Elements Must Be Established for a Successful Breach of Contract Claim? Are They Different From an Injury Claim?

22 Apr, 2024

Atlanta business litigation attorney, Cameron Hawkins, shares what is necessary when filing a successful breach of contract claim. Learn more, here!

How Should a CEO and Their Business Respond to a Class Action Case?

22 Apr, 2024

If you find yourself in the middle of a class action lawsuit, there is a right and wrong way to respond. Business Litigation attorney, Cameron Hawkins, explains how to do so, here!

What Are Alternative Dispute Resolutions?

29 Mar, 2024

Altanta, Ga black owned law firm, Law Office of Cameron Hawkins, shares useful information about alternative dispute resolution. To speak to an attorney, call today!

Are There Reasons for a Small Business to Have a Lawyer?

29 Mar, 2024

Atlanta, GA black owned law firm, Law Office of Cameron Hawkins, explains what it is important for small businesses to have a legal team. To speak to a lawyer, call today!

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