On March 27, 2024, the California bar issued its opinion that attorney John Eastman should be stripped of his California bar license as a consequence for failing to support the Constitution and laws of the United States and for misleading courts and the public through his misrepresentations about the 2020 presidential election. This is one more necessary and proper step […]
Check out the April edition of “Lady Justice” by Primerus. Krevolin & Horst attorneys Jessica Gabel Cino and Sada Jacobson Bâby authored the article – “Jane of All Trades, Master of Some: Developing Expertise in a Generalist Litigation Practice” (see pages 12-14). In litigation, being a generalist can offer versatility and adaptability. Attorneys with broad […]
The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced the launch of a whistleblower rewards program aimed at addressing gaps in existing federal whistleblower initiatives. The program seeks to encourage self-reporting by companies and aims to combat the decline in DOJ prosecutions of white-collar crime over the past decade. Before officially launching the program later this year, the […]
On March 15, the United States Supreme Court issued an opinion clarifying the standard used to determine whether a public official’s use of a personal social media account violates the First Amendment when she deletes comments or blocks another user from posting. In Lindke v. Freed, a unanimous Court held that an official’s deletion or […]
Cristiane “Crissy” Wolfe is a self-confessed “deal junkie.” “I love negotiating and closing deals,” says the Atlanta attorney, who is a partner at Krevolin & Horst, LLC, where she regularly represents middle market companies in multimillion-dollar transactions, on both the buy and sell side. She thrives on the rush from working deep into the night, trying to […]
In January, Krevolin & Horst attorneys and their co-counsel tried Curling v. Raffensperger, a long-running federal civil rights case concerning Georgia’s voting equipment. The court received evidence and testimony first uncovered by plaintiffs’ discovery efforts regarding unlawful access to Georgia’s voting equipment and software in Coffee County, Georgia; ties between those accessing equipment on the ground […]
K&H partners Halsey G. Knapp, Jr. and Adam M. Sparks recently concluded a month-long federal trial of their clients’ voting rights claims. In 2018, K&H began representing Georgia voters who sought to vindicate their due process and equal protection rights to cast an accountable vote in person. Plaintiffs argued that Georgia’s election system violates their […]
Krevolin & Horst is proud to announce eight of our partners and five associates have been chosen as 2024 Georgia Super Lawyers and Rising Stars. Doug Krevolin, Jeff Horst, Zahra Karinshak, Halsey Knapp, Joyce Gist Lewis, Geraldo Balboni, Chris Adams and Jessica Cino were named Super Lawyers. Barclay Vallotton, Jacob Edwards, Brian Gamsey, Megan Howard […]
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At a federal trial six years in the making, Professor J. Alex Halderman demonstrated critical vulnerabilities he found in voting machines required for use by in-person voters across Georgia. Using little more than a $10 smart card or a Bic pen, Dr. Halderman showed the Court how to print as many ballots as he wanted, […]
