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Visit Savannah exceeds 2014 goals, looks to sustain tourism gains, names Sarah Lamar as board chair
HunterMaclean partner Sarah H. Lamar was named the new board chair of Visit Savannah at its first board meeting of the year. Visit Savannah is the destination marketing organization charged with promoting the Hostess City to travelers.
HunterMaclean Partner Rachel Young Fields Named a Generation NEXT Rising Star of Business
Savannah Magazine and Business in Savannah recently honored HunterMaclean partner Rachel Young Fields as a 2015 Generation NEXT: Savannah’s Rising Star of Business. She joined HunterMaclean in 2007 and primarily practices in the areas of business litigation and intellectual property.
Generation Next: Rachel Young Fields
HunterMaclean attorney Rachel Fields was named a 2015 Generation NEXT Rising Star of Business by Business in Savannah (BiS) and Savannah Magazine. The award honors the area’s under-40 leaders who have distinguished themselves by their professional achievements and philanthropic service within Savannah and the Coastal Empire. BiS published a profile of each winner, including Rachel, in their January issue.
Savannah Morning News Business Advocate of the Year: Harold Yellin
Harold Yellin, a commercial real estate and zoning/land use attorney, was named Business Advocate of the Year for 2014. Julia Ritchey interviewed him for a feature article in the Savannah Morning News.
Georgia CEO: HunterMaclean Marks 135 Years in the Practice of Law
The year 2014 marks the 135th anniversary of HunterMaclean. Lucy Adams from Georgia CEO interviewed Managing Partner Frank Macgill regarding HunterMaclean’s history, areas of expertise, milestone anniversary, and future.
Armstrong Magazine: Amazing Alumni Drew Ernst
As an environmental law attorney with HunterMaclean in Savannah for the past 37 years, Drew Ernst has brokered land use agreements that protect our local creeks and wildlife, while accommodating a fast-growing industrial and commercial sector. He was featured as an “Amazing Alumni” in the most recent issue of Armstrong State University’s magazine.
Savannah Magazine: Time for ‘The Talk’
Transitioning to retirement living can be as much of a challenge for families as it is for their elders. In this article by Savannah Magazine, HunterMaclean attorney Reid Williamson discusses the three legal documents that everyone needs to have in place: a last will and testament, a power of attorney, and an advanced directive for healthcare.
Georgia CEO: Case Study: Reimagining Our Downtown, How Greenville SC is Building One of the Best in America
In this article, Georgia CEO’s Clark Byron covers the keynote address by Mayor Knox White of Greenville, South Carolina at the 2014 HunterMaclean Critical Issues Forum, held October 8 at Savannah Technical College. Byron discusses the Mayor’s presentation about the successful revitalization efforts in Downtown Greenville and delves into the decades of work by city leaders to build “the Best Downtown in America.”
Attorney Rachel Young Fields Named Partner at HunterMaclean
Attorney Rachel Young Fields has recently been named a partner at HunterMaclean. Fields, who joined the firm in 2007, primarily practices in the areas of business litigation, appellate practice, and intellectual property.
Savannah Morning News: Mayor Knox White of Greenville, SC Keynotes 2014 HunterMaclean Critical Issues Forum
Mayor Knox White of Greenville, SC was the keynote speaker for the 2014 HunterMaclean Critical Issues Forum, “Creating the Best Downtowns in America.” Mayor White’s presentation detailed how, over the last 40 years, Greenville has reinvented itself from a fading textile manufacturing economy to a highly diversified and advanced manufacturing hub brimming with street life, restaurants, retail, and residential communities.
