HunterMaclean 
Blockchain and Logistics
In this article for Savannah Morning News, attorney Christopher “Smitty” Smith explains how blockchain technology is changing the logistics industry.
The Race that Isn’t: How Industry Can Actually Help Drive an International Trend of Heightened Environmental Regulation in the Copper Mining Industry
By Lane A. Johnson, published in the Spring 2014 issue of the Georgetown International Environmental Law Review.
Exit Planning Strategies
Attorney Daniel Crook discusses business exit strategy planning in his article for Business in Savannah.
The Department of Labor Has Updated its Rules for Unpaid Internships
Employment attorney Kathryn W. Bailey outlines the new rules governing unpaid internships in this article for Business in Savannah.
It’s the Holidays: Let’s Talk about Harassment
Employment attorney Sarah Lamar discusses sexual harassment pitfalls in the workplace during the holiday season.
12 Healthcare IT Law Attorneys You Should Know
Diana J. P. McKenzie was featured in this article by Health Data Management on November 21, 2017.
Opioid-Dispensing Pharmacists to Pay $5M Penalty to Community
HunterMaclean attorney T. Mills Fleming was quoted in this article by Chris Marr, published in BNA’s Health Care Daily Report on October 31, 2017.
Cybersecurity Basics for Board of Directors
This article by Diana McKenzie and Nicole Pope discusses some of the practical steps a responsible board of any size company should take to reduce cybersecurity risks.
Georgia Has a New Uniform Power of Attorney Law
Attorney Rachel Fields discusses the new Georgia Uniform Power of Attorney Act (GUPOAA) and how it affects the law governing powers of attorney in Georgia.
Implementation of Executive Order 13780 by the Department of State and the Department of Homeland Security
In his article for Business in Savannah, immigration attorney Mills Fleming provides a primer for navigating the recent travel ban orders.