Tenacious trial work from HLP: Janie Hagood and Tim Peacock held a DeKalb County jury verdict to $225K against a plaintiff demand exceeding $489K.
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Hudson Lambert Parrott attorneys Greg Placone and Nick Nybo achieved a rare victory in a public procurement dispute, successfully overturning a bid protest and reinstating a govern…
ReadHLP attorneys (Kevin Hudson and Zack Hall) secured a summary judgment victory for client Grand Harbor Golf & Beach Club, LLC, resulting in dismissal of the case on the eve of trial…
ReadHudson Lambert Parrott, LLC congratulates attorney Tyler Adams on a full arbitration victory for a subcontractor client
ReadHLP’s experienced trial lawyers (Kevin Hudson, Antony Sanacory, Ward Lambert, and Carlton Miller) secured a complete victory in arbitration for developer client Galerie Living.
ReadAfter a weeklong arbitration and post arbitration briefing, the arbitrator ruled in favor of our client awarding all completion costs, bond costs and prejudgment interest. It was …
ReadHLP Partners Brad Parrott and Claire Williamson tried a personal injury case to verdict last week in the state court of Gwinnett County, GA
ReadJury Awards Over $1.85 Million to Fall Line Construction in Legal Dispute, Adding to a string of 2023 trial victories by Hudson Lambert Parrott, LLC attorneys
ReadHLP Partners Brad Parrott and Dawn Pettigrew led a two-week trial in U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona in January 2023.
ReadHLPW Partners Brad Parrott and Tony Lehman defended an international engineering firm against claims of design defect and gross negligence relating to a Louisiana project for the w…
ReadAfter the Federal Transportation Authority (“FTA”) issued a debarment decision banning contractor from federal government work because of past alleged actions, HLPW attorneys chall…
ReadThis case involved various claims of fraud and corporate dilution arising out of a merger of an Internet Company.
ReadHPW’s conduct of discovery leads subcontractor’s sole officer to enter into a consent judgment holding him personally liable.
ReadRuling on HPW’s summary judgment motion reduces city’s liability from $1.5 million to $12,000.
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