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.
John Oliver explains all the issues with voting machines around the country. See at around 9:00 where he explains part of our lawsuit. We recently filed the Opposition Brief to the plaintiffs’ Motion to Dismiss in this case. Read it below.
“Suit Fuels Speculation Georgia Will Be Battleground State in 2020 Election”, Law.com, November, 04, 2019.
Zahra Karinshak and Adam Sparks represented a municipal councilman defending himself against an action in Fulton County Superior Court attacking his ability to perform his public duties. The Court recently dismissed the lawsuit.
Halsey Knapp and Adam Sparks of Krevolin & Horst, along with Morrison & Foerster, are counsel to a group of Georgia voters who have challenged the constitutionality of Georgia’s election system. On August 15, 2019, the federal judge presiding over the case ruled that the voters and their co-plaintiffs are substantially likely to succeed on […]
Read below about Judge Totenberg’s order allowing Halsey Knapp and Adam Sparks’ lawsuit regarding the constitutionality of Georgia’s voting machines to move forward. ‘Under Unceasing Attack’: Suit Advances to Force Georgia to Use Paper Ballots, Not Electronic Voting
