Harold Eddy

Specialties & Capabilities

• Standard Residential Closings

Languages Spoken

English

Hall Booth Smith PC, headquartered in downtown Atlanta, serves the complex and evolving needs of clients throughout Georgia and the nation. Established in 1989, the firm has grown steadily, now boasting nearly 400 attorneys across various specialty practice groups and locations, making it one of the fastest-growing full-service law firms. Their Atlanta attorneys concentrate on a broad range of practices, including medical malpractice defense, health care litigation, aging services, transportation, employment law, and general liability matters. They also provide comprehensive business litigation services, intellectual property, government liability, and workers’ compensation.

The firm's Real Estate practice offers extensive services for institutional clients, individuals, buyers, and sellers in all aspects of real estate law. Their attorneys manage complex transactions involving acquisitions, financing, zoning, land use, and eminent domain, providing practical legal solutions to protect investments. They close commercial and residential transactions of all types and sizes, offering a complete array of services such as acquisition, closing, development, due diligence, financing, refinances, sales, and zoning. Hall Booth Smith also handles foreclosure and bankruptcy proceedings within their residential practice and simplifies title insurance issuance through relationships with Lawyers Title and Georgia Fund, positioning themselves as a one-stop shop for residential real estate. With satellite offices across Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennessee, they are equipped to provide specialized local counsel throughout the region.

Beyond real estate, Hall Booth Smith offers robust Family Law and Domestic Relations services, guiding clients through divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, property division, adoptions, and prenuptial/postnuptial agreements. They also specialize in Professional Malpractice & Ethics, defending attorneys, accountants, architects, engineers, directors, and officers against claims of errors, omissions, and breaches of fiduciary duties, as well as disciplinary matters.