Local Announcements
2007 Georgia Super Lawyers: Holly Geerdes was chosen as a "Super Lawyer" for the year 2007 in Georgia by Georgia Super Lawyers Magazine. Super Lawyers names the top 5 percent of Georgia lawyers, as chosen by their peers and through the independent research of Law & Politics. Georgia Super Lawyers is based on the survey of more than 23,000 attorneys across the state.
06-29-06: The Law Group of Geerdes & Kim, LLC hosted the
campaign fundraising event for Democratic Lieutenant Governor candidate Jim
Martin. Live jazz, local artists and a global array of culinary delights set
the stage for a night of celebration and political dialogue. More
details.
04-06-06: Geerdes & Kim, LLC co-sponsored an evening with the Georgia Supreme Court Justices Robert Benham and Harold Melton along with Troutman Sanders, Mawuli Davis & Associates, and Minorites in the Profession (MIPC) of the State Bar of which Partner, Holly Geerdes is a co-chair. More Details
03-22-06: Attorney Irene Kim served as a speaker and panelist for a public information session on Georgia Senate Bill 529 at Grady Memorial Hospital. The program included members of the Georgia Senate, Lobbyists, Healthcare Professionals, Immigrant Organizations and many more prominent members of our community. More Details
03-03-06: The Law Group of Geerdes & Kim team up with the
National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP) http://www.naaap.org
to launch seminar series for April, 2006.
02-28-06: Getting The Vote Out 2006: Geerdes and Kim, LLC is regularly involved in local politics. The firm is committed to helping the immigrant and minority communities get politically informed and involved. By becoming better informed and involved in local politics, Geerdes and Kim, LLC hopes that the leaders of metro Atlanta and Georgia will listen to and address the unique needs of these communities. In order to facilitate the much needed conversations between local politicians and various minority communities, Geerdes and Kim, LLC is sponsoring a series of town hall meetings and voter registration drives in the Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Phillipino, Indian, and Hispanic communities.
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