Marion Wilson, Esq.

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Former litigator turned legal recruiter. I focus on placing associates and partners at…

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  • Effective Use of Sanctions as a Defense against Federal RICO Claims

    BUS. TORTS & RICO NEWS, ABA Section of Antitrust Law; Business Torts and Civil RICO Committee

    This article addresses the sanctions available to defense counsel in warding off abusive RICO
    claims. These include Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 11 sanctions, 28 U.S.C. § 1927 sanctions, “inherent power” sanctions, and for extreme cases of litigation misconduct, the “vexatious and
    harassing litigant” designation under the All Writs Act, 28 U.S.C. § 1651(a). The defendant’s
    goal should be to harness judicial skepticism of RICO claims, and use the threat of sanctions to
    make…

    This article addresses the sanctions available to defense counsel in warding off abusive RICO
    claims. These include Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 11 sanctions, 28 U.S.C. § 1927 sanctions, “inherent power” sanctions, and for extreme cases of litigation misconduct, the “vexatious and
    harassing litigant” designation under the All Writs Act, 28 U.S.C. § 1651(a). The defendant’s
    goal should be to harness judicial skepticism of RICO claims, and use the threat of sanctions to
    make plaintiffs think twice before proceeding under RICO.

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    • Sam VanVolkenburg
  • Pre-Discovery Motions to Strike Class Allegations: A First-Round Knockout for Defendants

    For the Defense magazine (Defense Research Institute)

    Recent developments have produced conditions favorable to motions to strike class allegations based on the pleadings alone. This article discusses the federal courts' growing reception to pre-discovery strike motions, examines the legal standards governing such motions, and identifies the types of class action complaints that are most susceptible to these motions.

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    • Sam VanVolkenburgh
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Honors & Awards

  • AV-Preeminent Peer Review Rating

    Martindale-Hubbell

    Peer rated for highest level of professional excellence.

  • Named, Georgia Super Lawyer “Rising Star” by Atlanta magazine

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  • Named, Georgia Super Lawyer "Rising Star" by Atlanta magazine

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  • Named, Georgia Super Lawyer "Rising Star" by Atlanta magazine

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  • Named, Georgia Super Lawyer “Rising Star” by Atlanta magazine

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  • Named, Georgia Super Lawyer “Rising Star” by Atlanta magazine

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