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Peers and colleagues give Randy Rich highest legal rating
05/2003
In a letter from Barbara Dooley of Martindale-Hubbel, Randy was awarded an AV® rating based on "extensive and confidential peer review by members of [the] Bar." An AV® rating, which identifies a lawyer with very high to preeminent legal ability, is a reflection of expertise, experience, integrity and overall professional excellence. This rating, established by attorneys for attorneys, clearly indicates that a lawyer demonstrates the highest professional and ethical standards.
View a pdf of the letter here.
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Court of Appeals awards fees for Rich's clients due to frivolous appeal
02/2003
The Court of Appeals, in a rare decision, awarded almost $4,000.00 in penalties in favor of Rich's client, Coordinated Properties. Rich had argued that the penalties should be awarded in the case because the appeal was frivolous and was made to delay creditors, like his client, from collecting on their judgment. The Court of Appeals decision also fined the lawyer who filed the appeal $500.00.
View a pdf of the appeal here.
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State Bar of Georgia article focuses on Georgia Innocence Project and Rich's involvement in getting program started.
02/2003
The State Bar Journal published by the State Bar of Georgia has written an article about the Georgia Innocence Project. Among other topics, Randy Rich's role in starting the Project is discussed.
Click here to view or download a pdf of the article.
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Gwinnett Magazine selects Rich Law Firm as first runner up for Best Law Firm in Gwinnett
11/2002
Click here to view a pdf of the page of the Gwinnett Magazine that touts Rich Law Firm as "great legal help" or view a close-up of the clipping.
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Previously Released News
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Randy Rich First Lawyer to use Microsoft® PowerPoint in Georgia Supreme Court
10/2002
On February 11th, 2002, Randy Rich stepped into history and into the Georgia Supreme Court with his laptop. He presented facts and points from his case for Tillford Banks using Microsoft® PowerPoint. This was the first time the program had been used in the court. The case was later awarded to Mr. Banks. Download his presentation here.
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Randy Rich Releases New Ad Campaign
10/2002
The first ad of a three-ad campaign will appear in Gwinnett Magazine’s October issue.
"These ads are based on Randy's brand — who Randy is,” says Rob Marbury, creative director at MAX Productions and creator of the campaign. “Within a moment, the people who read the ads will immediately get the feeling of what type of lawyer Randy is.”
The new testimonial-based campaign will feature clients of Randy Rich, highlighting their experiences of working with Randy. View the first ad of the campaign here.
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Group Uses DNA to free innocent from prison
By Bill Rankin, Atlanta Journal-Constitution Staff Writer
[ The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: 9/11/02 ]
Word travels fast through Georgia's prison system when the news might mean a key to the jailhouse door.
Letters from state inmates are now pouring in to the new Georgia Innocence Project, which will use DNA evidence to exonerate wrongly incarcerated people. So far, about 100 prisoners have asked their cases be reviewed. << read entire article >>
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