Ballard Spahr achieved two long-held goals when it acquired the intellectual property firm of Needle & Rosenberg in 2008: establishing a strong presence in IP law and gaining a foothold in the Southeast. Since then, the office has expanded its capabilities to include business and finance, litigation, public finance, and real estate.
Our renowned intellectual property practice offers a full range of intellectual property services, from patent prosecution and trademark clearance to strategic IP counseling and full-scale litigation. We handle IP issues involving a wide variety of industries and technologies for clients around the world.
Our Atlanta litigators are experienced in consumer financial services law and help clients with a range of matters, including those involving the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The office also is home to attorneys skilled in mergers and acquisitions, securities and transactional matters, real estate finance, and governmental and private bond activity. The firm’s Korea Practice is based in Atlanta and counsels clients on patent issues, corporate structuring, and the many ways they can benefit from the Korea-United States Free Trade Agreement (KORUS FTA).
At Ballard Spahr, we believe our clients are best served by innovative solutions that spring from varied viewpoints and perspectives. And we are committed to creating a vibrant community where people of all backgrounds can thrive. Ballard Spahr is nationally recognized for its commitment to diversity and inclusion and ranked sixth in the nation for its percentage of women equity partners by The American Lawyer. Our Atlanta office hosts an annual Resume Writing and Interview Skills Workshop for diverse 1L students and supports local affinity bar associations.
Pro bono service is a hallmark of the firm, and Atlanta attorneys devote numerous hours to pro bono causes every year. The attorneys and staff of the Atlanta office support a number of deserving causes.
Lawrence K. Nodine, Managing Partner Jeff Hamrick, Director of Office Administration
The CFPB’s Arbitration Study – Where Do Things Go from Here?
A Ballard Spahr webinar
Real Estate Finance & Investment
Take exit #57 to merge onto I-75/I-85 N heading toward Chattanooga/Greenville. Take exit #250 toward 14th/10th/ GA Tech. Stay straight to go onto Williams Street NW. Turn right onto 10th Street. Turn right onto Juniper Street. Turn right onto the first street. The entrance to 999 Peachtree parking deck is on the right.
Take exit #250 toward 14th/10th Streets. Stay in left lane, following signs to 14th/10th Streets. Cross over 14th Street. Turn left onto 10th Street. Cross over Williams Street, Spring Street, and W. Peachtree Street. Turn right onto Juniper Street. Turn right onto the first street. The entrance to 999 Peachtree parking deck is on the right.
Take exit #84 17th/14th/10th Streets. Stay in left lane, following signs to 14th/10th Streets. Cross over 14th Street. Turn left onto 10th Street. Cross over Williams Street, Spring Street, W. Peachtree Street, and Peachtree Street. Turn right onto Juniper Street. Turn right onto the first street. The entrance to 999 Peachtree parking deck is on the right.
Take exit #250 to Techwood Drive 10th/14th Streets. Stay straight to go onto Williams Street NW. Turn right onto 10th Street. Turn right onto Juniper Street. Turn right onto the first street. The entrance to 999 Peachtree parking deck is on the right.
Exit at Midtown Station on the North/South line.
PLACEHOLDER DESCRIPTION TITLELorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Mauris fringilla. Nulla commodo, tortor in pretium blandit, mauris justo placerat enim, quis facilisis leo felis fermentum urna. Vivamus in nibh. Integer rutrum fermentum lorem. Etiam congue arcu non metus. Nullam at metus. Nullam sed neque eu libero egestas vehicula.