Kastorf Law and Dougherty PLLC Files Amicus Brief in SCOTUS Case of King et. al. vs. United States. Does the Fifth Amendment takings clause bar the government from clawing back pension funds? In 2014, Congress changed the law governing private funds that manage pensions for employees of multiple companies, allowing
Does Olohiye Ehimiaghe, the victim of the shooting at Ashley Gables Buckhead apartments have a premises liability lawsuit? Olohiye Ehimiaghe of Stone Mountain was fatally shot at Ashely Gables Buckhead apartments on East Paces Ferry Road on August 10, 2021. Does the family of the victim of the Ashley Gables
The Georgia Secretary of State has sent letters addressed to “Absentee Ballot Voter” regarding their eligibility to vote in Georgia. Here’s what to know. Did you receive a letter from The Office of Secretary of State? Recently a number of voters have received a letter from Brad Raffensperger, the Georgia
Kastorf Law is pleased to announce that founder Kurt Kastorf was selected to the 2021 Georgia Super Lawyer list. This is the first time Kurt has been named a Super Lawyer, having previously been selected as a Georgia Rising Star from 2019 – 2020 and a Washington, DC Rising Star
Kurt Kastorf introduces the Georgia trial attorneys participating in GTLA’s LEAD program Georgia trial attorneys: Meet some of the rising stars in your field. Thank you to Verdict Magazine for letting me interview and introduce the 2020-21 members of Georgia Trial Lawyer Association’s LEAD class. Now beginning its eighth year,
What are the State Bar of Georgia’s best free resources for small and solo firms? Continuing with our tragically mooted National Small Business Week content . . . one thing I’d encourage any Georgia lawyer to do about once a year is to log on to the state bar website
