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This year's Annual Convention will also offer 14 CLE Credit Hours - including 3 Trial, 1 Ethics & 1 Professionalism - and features nine different tracks: Champions Trial Skills, Lien Resolution, New Plaintiffs' Lawyers, Technology & Media Reactions, Trucking, Motor Vehicle & Products Liability, Evidence, Family Law & Professional Liability. With a lineup like this, there is sure to be something for everyone! We can't wait to see you next week, so be sure to click the link below and reserve your spot today! Visit https://www.gtla.org/index.cfm?pg=events&evAction=showDetail&eid=17257&evSubAction=listAll to view the full article online.
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The Georgia Trial Lawyers Association hosted the World Premiere of the full-length feature film 'A Larger Life' on Thursday, April 16 at the Midtown Arts Cinema in Atlanta. Based on the story of a real-life case that would eventually become Georgia's largest nursing home malpractice case of 2011, the film takes viewers on the inside of a heart-wrenching wrongful death case and tells the story of a plaintiff's long path for justice as only a plaintiffs' attorney truly can. It was written, directed, produced and starred-in by long-time GTLA member Bill Lundy, and also featured former U.S. Senator and presidential candidate Fred Thompson. The evening began with a cocktail reception at Apres Diem, where attendees had the opportunity to mix and mingle with the cast of the movie, as well as several judges and legislators. Then, at the conclusion of the Premiere, guests also had the chance to participate in a Q&A with the full cast of the film. It was a great time had by all, and we encourage all of you to see the film if you were unable to join us at the Premiere! Click HERE to check out the photo album from the event.
Bill Lundy & GTLA President Linley Jones |
On Saturday, March 21, GTLA's New Lawyers Division had the opportunity to volunteer with Open Hand Atlanta. They provide medically-appropriate meals, nutrition education & therapy to home-bound seniors and under-served individuals challenged by chronic disease, and we were happy to lend a hand to this great cause!
To find out more about Project Open Hand, including how you can get involved with their efforts, please click HERE.
