Hasner Law | News | July 22, 2020

A third worker of the Atlanta transit system has died from the coronavirus. Eugene Presley was a bus driver in Gwinnett County since 2015. Mr. Presley died on July 1 after contracting the coronavirus. He […]

Hasner Law | News | July 15, 2020

COVID-19 continues to impact businesses across the United States. Atlanta businesses and companies throughout Georgia struggle to remain open. Shutdowns, restrictions, unemployment, and the economy make it difficult for some businesses to continue.  Some business […]

Hasner Law | News | July 10, 2020

Last month a vehicle drove into one of the buildings at Piedmont Atlanta Hospital on Peachtree Road. According to news reports, one person died as a result of the crash, and four people were injured. […]

Hasner Law | News | June 25, 2020

Savannah is taking advantage of some of the changes to the American workforce necessitated by COVID-19. As more employees are working remotely from home, the city is trying to attract remote workers in the tech […]

Hasner Law | News | June 3, 2020

Atlanta, like other major cities across the nation, is slowly reopening after coronavirus. Cities and states have widely different paths for reopening. Atlanta has a five-phase reopening plan. Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announced on May […]

Hasner Law | News | June 1, 2020

During a meeting with reporters on May 18, Savannah Mayor Van Johnson unveiled plans for the reopening of city services and departments in wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Much of the city’s offices and services […]