It’s Independence Day, Monday, July 4, 2016 and I’m up early reading. This time it’s Light in August by William Faulkner, and as I’m already past page 300, I believe that for the first time, I’m going to finish a William Faulkner book. Janice gets up later, walks through the room and asks if...
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In 2016, Associate Attorney Brooke Newby joined the Walker, Gray, Hulbert, & Moore firm. She has a general practice in the areas of real estate and business transactions, general civil litigation, personal injury and probate and estate matters.
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This article was written by Larry Walker and published in the Sunday, July 9 edition of Macon’s The Telegraph. It was 1952, and I was ten years old. I was in Atlanta for several days visiting my uncle, aunt and two cousins. They had something I didn’t have, or, I should say, we didn’t have at...
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Larry’s article appeared in the Macon Telegraph on Sunday, July 3, 2016. Do they still have “fishing ponds” at the carnivals, festivals and fairs where you pay your money, get your pole, drop your line behind a curtain, and some unseen person attaches something (not worth as much money as you paid to “fish”) to...
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My Aunt Lillian Walker Maddox, Daddy’s sister, could just about out-work anyone I ever saw. Efficient, too. She could shell butter beans faster than a machine. And although she lived in Atlanta, she came back to Washington County and helped with the hog killings and the syrup makings. She could sew and cook. And...
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Health care directives are legal documents that outline your end-of-life preferences if you are ever unable to communicate your wishes. Creating your own health care directives beforehand will alleviate the stress and emotional pain that your loved ones would feel if they had to guess what you would prefer.
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If you or someone you love has been injured in a car accident, we encourage you to learn about your legal options. We recommend taking a defensive driving course to receive in-depth instruction, but here are a few tips you can begin using today.
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Kellye Moore is a Houston County lawyer practicing in the areas of civil litigation, business transactions, personal injury, and wrongful death. She has been with Walker, Hulbert, Gray, & Moore since 1994.
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Whether you’re starting a business or revising policies at your established corporation, creating documents such as employment contracts, non-disclosure agreements, and company policies is a painstaking and complicated process. These documents should be specific enough to establish clear expectations, but flexible enough to change if the need arises. Here are some tips to keep in mind when drafting three types of documents necessary to the workings of your business.
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