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C. Wood,
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Dwight
A. Meredith,
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Wood & Meredith, LLP, is an
AV rated Atlanta law firm with expertise and concentration in complex
civil litigation. The firm has extensive expertise in real estate
litigation, lender defense, construction litigation, general contractor
defense, condemnation litigation and litigation concerning real property.
In 2004, the firm settled tax claims associated with commercial property
exceeding 200 million dollars of property value. In 2002, (and again
in 2003) the firm obtained a multimillion dollar mineral law judgment.
In 1998, the firm resolved one of the largest prefiling personal injury
settlements in Georgia. In 1995, the firm resolved the largest court
ordered partition of real property in Georgia history - in excess of 7,000
acres. Mr. Wood & Mr. Meredith have published a casebook on
complex civil litigation and their appellate decisions have made law in
the areas of wrongful death, collateral estoppel, real property rights and
mineral law. |
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3756
Lavista Road, suite 250, Tucker,
30084, 404.633.4100,
FAX:
404.633.0068
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Appeals from
orders granting or denying temporary restraining orders attorney United States
Supreme Court, Washington, D.C., the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th
Circuit, Atlanta, Georgia, (Georgia Cases Only) the Georgia Supreme Court,
Atlanta, Georgia and the Georgia Court of Appeals, Atlanta, Georgia
interlocutory appeals Notice of Appeal Appellate Services cross appeal filed
appealable decision or judgment complained of motion for new trial, a motion in
arrest of judgment, or a motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict has
been filed adjudication on the cross appeal appellee Notice of appeal Notice of
cross appeal Transcript of the evidence and proceedings motion, proceeding final
judgments interlocutory or final injunctions grant mandamus or any other
extraordinary remedy applicant appellate court, one or more judgments, rulings,
or orders by the trial court Permission Application for Appeal supersedes
attorney's fees or expenses of litigation judgment is interlocutory
interlocutory appellate review
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