We are thrilled to announce that McRae, Smith, Peek, Harman & Monroe, LLP has once again been awarded the Best Business After Hours by the Rome-Floyd Chamber of Commerce for 2024! This marks our second year in a row receiving this prestigious honor.
A huge congratulations to our amazing Office Manager, Courtney Shepard, for all her hard work in organizing and making this event a success. Her dedication and effort truly made this event one to remember.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, and we look forward to many more successful events in the future.
Our team at MSP Law joined the nationwide Wear Blue Day on April 4th to kick off Child Abuse Prevention Month! We’re proud to support the Family Resource Center and Harbor Hourse, and their vital work in our community. Together, we remain committed to raising awareness and supporting efforts to prevent child abuse and neglect.
We’re happy to announce a big win in a recent jury trial! Lee Niedrach, assisted by Trey Newton as second chair, represented the estate of a man whose alleged girlfriend sued, claiming the decedent promised he would leave his home to her after he died. She asked the jury to award her the home or, alternatively, for more than $1 million from the estate.
During the three-day trial, evidence showed she lied about the promise. The jury sided fully with the estate and awarded her nothing. The house has now been sold, and we can gladly report that a six-figure check from the sale proceeds was mailed this week directly to the decedent’s chosen beneficiary, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
May 9, 2025
A huge congratulations to our amazing Office Manager, Courtney Shepard, for all her hard work in organizing and making this event a success. Her dedication and effort truly made this event one to remember.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, and we look forward to many more successful events in the future.
Apri 10, 2025
March 13, 2025
We’re happy to announce a big win in a recent jury trial! Lee Niedrach, assisted by Trey Newton as second chair, represented the estate of a man whose alleged girlfriend sued, claiming the decedent promised he would leave his home to her after he died. She asked the jury to award her the home or, alternatively, for more than $1 million from the estate.
During the three-day trial, evidence showed she lied about the promise. The jury sided fully with the estate and awarded her nothing. The house has now been sold, and we can gladly report that a six-figure check from the sale proceeds was mailed this week directly to the decedent’s chosen beneficiary, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.