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Steven G. Hall

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Steven Hall concentrates his practice on business, commercial, and construction litigation, with a focus on complex disputes involving real estate, health care, construction, and intellectual property.

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Steven's practice is built from core experience in litigation, including commercial disputes, health care disputes, real estate and construction litigation, business torts and appellate practice. Steven has more than 30 years of substantive involvement in a wide variety of litigation and is often involved in equitable actions seeking temporary (TRO), preliminary and/or permanent injunctions.

  • Represented real estate development company in dispute as to ownership of a $100 million real estate development.
  • Representation of physician practice groups, physical therapy groups, and other health care providers.

  • Represented pharmaceutical drug manufacturer in multiple patent, trademark, and Lanham Act disputes.

  • Represented waste management company in litigation regarding permitting from municipal waste facilities.
  • Representation of employers, employees, and contracting parties in disputes regarding non-compete agreements and other restrictive covenants.

  • Representation of individuals and corporations in trade secret disputes.
  • Representation of individuals and companies in dozens of TROs and/or preliminary injunction hearings in a wide variety of disputes.

  • Represented owners, contractors, and subcontractors in a wide variety of construction and pay disputes.

  • Recipient – Baker Donelson Firm-wide Pro Bono Attorney of the Year, 2010
  • Selected as one of "Georgia's Legal Elite," by Georgia Trend magazine, 2010, 2011, 2013
  • Recipient – Daily Report's Guardianship and Elder Law Pro Bono Award, 2008
  • Member – State Bar of Georgia
  • Member – State Bar of North Carolina
  • Member – Atlanta Bar Association
  • Member – American Bar Association

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