On April 21, the Saturday Lawyer Program for the Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers’ Foundation featured the strong efforts of six (6) of WACHP’s associates: Lindsay Mayo, Luciana Aquino, Andrea Baker, Casey Brown, Heather Keller, and Kayla Bell.   We are proud to have them represent our firm and are thankful for their donation of time to this great cause.  

DCP Cobb County Win – Daily Report Article

WACHP attorneys spent their Saturday offering pro bono work at the Saturday Lawyer’s Program with the Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation.  Attorneys spent time meeting with participants, counseling those participants, and drafting documents on behalf of Metro Atlanta residents.  They provided advice on unpaid wage and landlord-tenant disputes.  At the conclusion of the day, many of the participating attorneys agreed to formally continue their representation of these participants. WACHP encourages partners and associates to give back to the community through its ongoing pro bono and community service program.  For more information about WACHP’s Pro Bono and Community Service Program, please contain our program chair, Celeste Noelle Gaines, Esq. at cgaines@wachp.com.

The Funding Company Predicament 

WACHP is proud to announce that Adam P. Smith has been named a partner at the firm.

WACHP is pleased to announce that Brian Williams has been named a partner to the firm.

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WACHP is pleased to announce that Rakhi McNeill has been named a partner of the firm.

We are pleased to announce that Kevin Reardon has been named a partner of the firm.

WACHP is pleased to post a new article written by Rachel Reed, Clay Knowles, and David Glustrom that was recently published in the GDLA newsletter. Medical Funding Companies: A New Problem for an Old Rule