E-Lit. client and perennial "Georgia's Top Attorney" winner Emmet Bondurant has secured a reprieve for another Atlanta icon, long-time Fox theater resident Joe Patten. Mr. Patten, also know as the "Phantom of the Fox," has been living in an apartment inside Atlanta's historic Fox theater for 30 years; and was a driving force behind the "Save the Fox" campaign to prevent the Atlanta landmark from being torn down. Read more »

inData Corporation, a developer of software for legal professionals, announced the release of version 6 of TrialDirector®, its flagship trial presentation software. This version was designed for Windows 7, Vista and XP and reflects the latest advances in presentation technology, including special effects, touch screen capabilities, and simplified mass deployment and networking to name a few. Read more »

(Atlanta Journal-Constitution) When luxury lofts went on the market six years ago in a new building across from Piedmont Park, they were snapped up quickly by home buyers who valued the view, high ceilings and prime Midtown location.

But by the spring of 2002, homeowners at Lofts at the Park II learned to their horror that heavy rains caused storm water and sewage to erupt into their parking garage. Sometimes, waters swelled up to 5 feet high. Read more »

(© 2002 Atlanta Journal-Constitution) Four African-American employees of a contractor at a Georgia Power Co. power plant claim they were fired after complaining about hangman's nooses in the workplace, their lawyer said Monday. Georgia Power spokesman John Sell said that's not true. He said the workers were fired by their employer, an Alabama-based insulation company, "for absenteeism and tardiness" after being warned they faced dismissal for attendance problems. Read more »