This morning, MSP Partner Jule Peek had the special honor of moving for the admission of his daughter, Suzannah Sennett Peek, to practice law in the State of Georgia. The ceremony was held before Superior Court Judge Billy Sparks. Pictured here are Jule (far left) and Suzannah (center right) among other proud members of the Peek family.
Suzannah graduated with honors from Darlington School (2015), Belmont University (2019), and Georgia State University College of Law (2025). She has clerked with Huff Powell & Bailey in Atlanta and Sony Music in New York City, and recently passed the Georgia Bar Examination.
As Jule remarked to the Court, it was a moment filled with “great enthusiasm, pride, and a modicum of relief.”
MSP strongly supports Georgia Highlands College. Partner Andy Garner is chairman of the GHC Foundation board of trustees. He spoke at the Foundation’s recent annual gala, which raised $80,000 for student scholarships. Nearly 400 people attended and former Atlanta Brave Sid Bream delivered the keynote speech. Pictures left to right: Chris Jackson, Morgan Mathis, Andy Garner, and Kelsey Allred.
MSP is pleased to announce the successful resolution of 10 nuisance lawsuits addressing noise and vibration disturbances allegedly caused by a privately owned power plant in northeast Georgia. Over the past few years, our litigation team, led by Partner Jason Sanker, represented local residents who suffered diminished property values and significant disruptions to their daily lives. The cases were hard-fought. Through extensive discovery and motion practice, we overcame the defendants’ efforts to have our clients’ claims thrown out of court.
We then negotiated confidential settlements that provide substantial, meaningful compensation to each homeowner. This resolution follows MSP’s earlier settlement of 24 related nuisance lawsuits, bringing the total number of successfully resolved cases to 34.
These results reflect our firm’s longstanding commitment to standing up for Georgia residents. We are honored to have helped our clients achieve justice.
October 17, 2025
This morning, MSP Partner Jule Peek had the special honor of moving for the admission of his daughter, Suzannah Sennett Peek, to practice law in the State of Georgia. The ceremony was held before Superior Court Judge Billy Sparks. Pictured here are Jule (far left) and Suzannah (center right) among other proud members of the Peek family.
Suzannah graduated with honors from Darlington School (2015), Belmont University (2019), and Georgia State University College of Law (2025). She has clerked with Huff Powell & Bailey in Atlanta and Sony Music in New York City, and recently passed the Georgia Bar Examination.
As Jule remarked to the Court, it was a moment filled with “great enthusiasm, pride, and a modicum of relief.”
Congratulations, Suzannah!
October 1, 2025
September 9, 2025
MSP is pleased to announce the successful resolution of 10 nuisance lawsuits addressing noise and vibration disturbances allegedly caused by a privately owned power plant in northeast Georgia. Over the past few years, our litigation team, led by Partner Jason Sanker, represented local residents who suffered diminished property values and significant disruptions to their daily lives. The cases were hard-fought. Through extensive discovery and motion practice, we overcame the defendants’ efforts to have our clients’ claims thrown out of court.
We then negotiated confidential settlements that provide substantial, meaningful compensation to each homeowner. This resolution follows MSP’s earlier settlement of 24 related nuisance lawsuits, bringing the total number of successfully resolved cases to 34.
These results reflect our firm’s longstanding commitment to standing up for Georgia residents. We are honored to have helped our clients achieve justice.