Miller & Martin Appoints New Firm Leadership

  • Monday, October 30, 2017

The law firm of Miller & Martin PLLC announced that Jim Haley has been re-elected as chairman of the firm, and that Mike Marshall from the Atlanta office, and Zac Greene from the Chattanooga office, have been elected to serve on the firm’s Policy Committee with Mr. Haley, Hugh Sharber, Chris Parker, and Scott Parrish. This committee serves as the firm’s managing board of directors and approves all major decisions for the firm across all offices. 

Mr. Haley concentrates his practice in the areas of commercial, industrial and planned unit real estate, and in banking. He has represented developers, lenders, landlords and tenants, in a variety of complex and multi-state transactions. 

Mr. Marshall concentrates his practice on corporations, mergers and acquisitions, securities and general business law. He has an active practice in the financial institutions area, including commercial banks and other holding companies. He also represents both sellers and buyers in mergers and acquisitions. 

Mr. Greene is a litigation attorney concentrating his practice on civil disputes and complex business litigation, as well as crisis management, white-collar crime and government investigations.

Business/Government
Grand Jury No Bills And True Bills
  • 4/25/2024

Here are the grand jury no bills and true bills: No Bills: 1 POINTER, MELISSA KENDALE ATTEMPTED FIRST DEGREE MURDER 04/17/2024 True Bills: 317292 1 BATES, RODNEY POSSESSION OF A FIREARM ... more

Chattanooga Chamber Calendar Of Events April 29-May 3
  • 4/25/2024

April 29, AI Tools for Business 10:30 a.m.-1:30 a.m. Finley Stadium Ultra Club: 1826 Reggie White Blvd. Join ChaTech & Chattanooga Entrepreneur Week for a panel discussion about ... more

Dalton’s March Unemployment Rate Sees Minor Uptick Amid Solid Job Sector Growth
  • 4/25/2024

Georgia Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson said Thursday that Dalton recorded an unemployment rate of 3.8 percent in March, up two-tenths of a percent over-the-month. A year ago, the rate was ... more