Newby Law Group represents businesses, organizations, and individuals in complex disputes in Georgia and federal courts. Our practice focuses on civil litigation, business and property conflicts, liability defense, and appeals, with representation tailored to the demands of each matter. Select a practice area below to learn more about the firm’s work.
We represent clients in appeals before Georgia appellate courts and federal courts, including matters involving significant legal questions and trial-court rulings. Our appellate work includes preparing persuasive briefs, presenting oral argument, and seeking to overturn adverse decisions or preserve favorable outcomes.
Explore Practice →We handle business disputes involving contracts, business relationships, and commercial transactions. Our experience includes partnership and shareholder conflicts, breach of fiduciary duty claims, and business tort litigation, whether pursuing claims or defending against them.
Explore Practice →We represent employers in employment-related disputes, including wage-and-hour claims under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Our work includes employee-classification disputes and individual or collective litigation, with attention to the operational and financial consequences for businesses.
Explore Practice →We defend businesses and other commercial defendants against claims arising from accidents, alleged negligence, and injuries. Our experience includes premises liability, negligent security, serious personal injury, and wrongful death litigation.
Explore Practice →We represent clients in disputes involving local governments, municipal enforcement actions, and regulatory decisions. Our work includes public nuisance claims, challenges to government restrictions, and disputes involving alcohol licensing and other business operations.
Explore Practice →We represent property owners, landlords, tenants, and businesses in disputes involving real property and commercial leases. Our practice includes landlord–tenant litigation, property and contract disputes, construction-related conflicts, and contested ownership or use rights.
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