Jon Ossoff has defeated incumbent Senator David Perdue in a hard-fought campaign. Mr. Ossoff will join fellow Georgia Democrat and Senator-Elect Reverend Raphael Warnock in federal office. Krevolin & Horst represents and advises Mr. Ossoff’s campaign committee, Jon Ossoff for Senate. We congratulate Senator-Elect Jon Ossoff on his extraordinary victory in the runoff election and […]
In a multistate battle, the Biden legal team intervened in several federal and state cases over the past few weeks, including the so-called “Kraken” lawsuit in federal district court, Pearson v. Kemp. The judge presiding over that case, in a rare move, dismissed the plaintiffs’ claims from the bench after hearing oral argument. Attorney Marc […]
Granting relief sought by The New Georgia Project and individual voters, federal judge Eleanor Ross ordered state and county election officials to “accept and count otherwise valid absentee ballots” postmarked by Election Day and received up to three days after Election Day. Georgia law previously allowed ballots received after 7pm on Election Day to be disregarded, […]
With Perkins Coie LLP and on behalf of the DSCC, the Democratic Party of Georgia, and individual voters, Krevolin & Horst attorneys asked the Court on August 7 to require that Georgia provide a sufficient number and equitable distribution of polling places and other election resources to prevent long lines on Election Day. Read more […]
Halsey G. Knapp, Jr. spoke on Friday, August 7th, 2020 to the Trinity Church Men’s Group on the November Presidential Election and whether the June 9 primary problems will erupt anew.
Bloomberg Law discusses motion filed by Krevolin & Horst clients to enjoin unconstitutional burdens on right to vote absentee by mail. See more here: Georgia Voting Group Urges Court to Loosen Absentee Ballot Rules
With Perkins Coie LLP, Krevolin & Horst attorneys filed a lawsuit today on behalf of the New Georgia Project and individual voters arguing that several of Georgia’s restrictions on absentee voting by mail pose undue burdens on the right to vote generally, and specifically in the upcoming general election as a result of the COVID-19 […]
Joyce and Adam quickly stepped into action to help our clients protect an election for a spot on Georgia’s Supreme Court. Read more about it at the link below.
In our clients continued fight for everyone’s right to vote, a lawsuit over correcting absentee ballots was settled. The settlement included provisions that voters must be notified if their absentee ballots are not accepted in order for corrections to be made. Read more about the settlement at the link below.
“Lawsuit seeks to prevent Georgia absentee ballot rejections”, Atlanta Journal Constitution, November, 6, 2019.
