-
  • Industries
  • Our Services
    • Transactional
    • Litigation
    • Regulatory
  • Our People
  • About Us
  • news & insights
  • podcast
  • Join Us
  • Locations
  • Contact Us
C. Edward Dobbs

c. edward dobbs

Partner

Atlanta

edobbs@phrd.com

t: (404) 420-5529

f: (404) 522-8409

Email Download Vcard
Print Share
Email Facebook Twitter Google +

"Ed is a very talented mediator. He would be my first choice in the future to mediate complex, very adversarial cases."

"Ed is a senior statesperson and a dean of the bankruptcy Bar."

Chambers USA 2024

  • Overview
  • Experience
  • Thought Leadership

Overview

Ed Dobbs is the founder and architect of the Parker Hudson commercial finance, debt restructuring, and ADR neutral services practice areas. As a result of his focus in these practice areas over his more than 50 years of practice, Ed has acquired considerable knowledge about commercial matters generally and developed extensive transactional and litigation experience.

As a commercial lending attorney, Ed represents some of the largest financial institutions in the country in structuring and documenting commercial loans, including asset-based lending, factoring and receivable purchase arrangements. As a debt restructuring attorney, Ed has participated in some of the largest bankruptcy cases in the country, both as counsel for bank groups, individual lenders, Chapter 11 debtors, and creditor committees. As part of his Chapter 11 practice, Ed is often called upon by clients to defend them in litigation involving alleged fraudulent conveyances, voidable preferences, and lender liability claims.

In addition, Ed is an accomplished mediator and, in that role, has assisted parties in resolving sizable commercial disputes with significant complexity. His leadership skills, client focus, and encyclopedic knowledge of his areas of practice drive strong confidence in his clients and aids in his coaxing parties to the settlement table in mediations. Ed serves on the American Arbitration Association (AAA) panel of neutrals for complex commercial cases in both arbitrations and mediations. Having developed a national reputation in his commercial lending and debt restructuring practices, Ed is frequently called upon to mediate complex disputes, sometimes involving billions of dollars, in civil suits in state or federal courts or in adversary proceedings in bankruptcy cases throughout the country. Ed is also trained in and prepared to conduct online mediations on the Zoom platform, which allows for videoconferencing in joint session as well as caucus rooms.

Ed is committed to assisting both clients and third-party disputants in resolving their differences and reaching their commercial goals as expeditiously and economically as possible. His experience, gravitas, and persuasive bargaining and communication skills help clients and mediation participants resolve what often appear to be intractable disputes. As a result of his past litigation experience and work as an arbitrator and mediator, Ed is able to assist clients in understanding the litigation risks and potential benefits of settlement, while at the same time prepared to put in play his considerable litigation experience for matters that a client is unwilling to settle.

Experience

Bankruptcy Experience:

    • Represented Oglethorpe Power Corporation in a multi-billion dollar dispute in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy case of Westinghouse Corporation and its affiliates pending in New York, and claims against the parent company, Toshiba Corporation, which resulted in full recovery of approximately $1.3 billion of liquidated damages while preserving the company's interest in intellectual property critical to the continued construction of nuclear plants.
    • Represented court-appointed monitor in a civil action brought the Securities and Exchange Commission pending in Federal Court in New Jersey against defendants accused of violating the federal securities laws in connection with various municipal bond and private placement offerings in connection with their acquisition and management of various types of senior care facilities.
    • Represented Bank of America, N.A., as administrative agent and lender, under a $1.2 billion debtor-in-possession financing facility to American Tire Distributors, Inc, and their domestic and foreign affiliates in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy case in Delaware.
    • Represented the Colonial BancGroup, Inc, a publicly traded bank holding company, as Chapter 11 debtor in Montgomery, Alabama, in a hotly contested proceeding involving a myriad of claims asserted by and against the FDIC as receiver for Colonial Bank, leading to a successful confirmation and post-confirmation pursuit of asset recoveries.
    • Represented Bank of America, N.A., as agent, lender, and letter of credit issuing bank under an revolving credit facility provided to Noranda Aluminum, Inc. and affiliates, which comprise a vertically integrated producer, manufacturer, and distributor of alumina, aluminum, and rolled aluminum products. The companies filed chapter 11 bankruptcy cases in St. Louis, Missouri in February 2016, and the firm assisted Bank of America in negotiating, documenting and obtaining court approval of a $130 million debtor-in-possession financing facility to support the debtors' operations in chapter 11.
    • Represented Bank of America, N.A., as agent, in connection with a senior secured, asset-based, cross-border revolving credit and term loan facility provided to Modular Space Holdings, Inc. and affiliates, which engaged in the sale and leasing of temporary buildings and structures. The companies filed pre-arranged chapter 11 bankruptcy cases in Delaware, and the firm represented the agent bank in the pre-petition, post-petition, and exit financings.
    • Represented Bank of America, N.A., as administrative agent, lender, and letter of credit issuing bank under an asset-based lending facility provided to The Standard Register Company and its affiliates which provide printing, distribution, and marketing materials and services to medical service providers, governmental agencies, and other businesses. The companies filed chapter 11 bankruptcy cases in Delaware in 2015, and the firm assisted Bank of America in negotiating, documenting, and obtaining court approval of a $125 million debtor-in-possession financing facility to support the debtors' operations in chapter 11, including negotiating a post-petition intercreditor agreement between the asset-based lenders, the first lien term lenders and the second lien term lenders.
    • Represented HSBC, as lender, in connection with the recovery of amounts outstanding under a senior secured revolving credit facility in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy case in the Western District of New York of a publicly owned company engaged in the business of manufacturing and selling ready-to-assemble furniture.

    Mediation Experience:

    • Mediated $1 billion claim arising out of the one of the nation's largest Ponzi schemes and asserted by the liquidating trustee under the Ponzi debtor's Chapter 11 plan against numerous individuals and entities for receipt of Ponzi scheme proceeds and profits, with a settlement in the high eight figures.
    • Mediated claims for alleged breach of fiduciary duty and aiding and abetting breaches of fiduciary duty by individuals serving as fiduciaries of a post-confirmation liquidating trust in Florida for having filed claim exceeding $750 million in a separate Chapter 11 case of Ponzi schemer and having the alleged effect of diluting liquidating trust claims against the Ponzi schemer's estate.
    • Mediated global resolution of various disputes and claims arising out of a $48 million Ponzi scheme, including claims asserted against the Chapter 7 bankruptcy estates of entities through which the Ponzi scheme was perpetrated, claims against the Ponzi scheme perpetrator's decedent's estate (he committed suicide after the Ponzi scheme was discovered), claims asserted by the Securities and Exchange Commission against the bankrupt entities and the decedent's estate, threatened investor claims against the spouse of the Ponzi scheme perpetrator (who received substantial life insurance proceeds), claims of the Chapter 7 trustee and various investors against a life insurance company alleged to be involved in the Ponzi scheme, and claims asserted against the Chapter 7 estates, the decedent's estate, and various other parties by a company in which the Ponzi scheme perpetrator orchestrated some of the fraudulent activities.
    more
    • Mediated dispute involving various claims to relics of shipwreck, including claims asserted by various investors in the Chapter 11 debtor, an ad hoc group of secured creditors, and the U.S. Department of Commerce (represented by the United States attorney), as well as disputes regarding the Chapter 11 debtors' disposition of the relics under methodologies and procedures objected to (on different grounds) by the equity committee and creditors committee.
    • Mediated preference and other avoidance actions brought by Chapter 7 trustee in New Jersey bankruptcy against a large passenger airline and others for recovery of amounts in excess of $100 million.
    • Mediated liquidating trustee's efforts to rescind a $15 million settlement agreement with a bank for alleged fraud in the inducement and fraud on the court resulting from an alleged withholding of documents prior to initial settlement and assertion of damages claim, as well as the bank's defense that rescission and all claims were released pursuant to a broadly-worded settlement release.
    • Mediated Chapter 7 trustee's efforts to claw back multiple millions of false profits received by numerous retiree defendants in Florida and other investors in New York and Connecticut arising out of the Ponzi scheme of a Connecticut businessman.
    • Mediated Chapter 11 trustee's opposition to proofs of claim filed by various Ponzi scheme victims, who had recovered on their claims through litigation against third parties, in Chapter 11 bankruptcy case of a law firm found to have perpetuated a $1 billion Ponzi scheme in Florida, and settlement through plan of liquidation.
    • Mediated Chapter 7 trustee's claim against officer and director, with D&O insurance, and law firm for alleged negligent misrepresentation during the pendancy of the prior Chapter 11 cases, malpractice, and breach of fiduciary duty in connection with failure to provide WARN Act notice.
    • Mediated formulation of Chapter 11 plan involving Chapter 11 agri-business debtors in North Carolina, owners of the debtors, competing secured creditors with overlapping liens on collateral of farming operations, trust claims of PACA claimants, and allocation of payment responsibility among debtors, with significant participation by Bankruptcy Administrator.
    • Mediated claims asserted by creditors committee on behalf of a liquidating estate against officers, directors and shareholders for equitable subordination, recharacterization of debt as equity, rights of contribution, equitable subrogation and related matters.
    • Mediated substantial claims asserted by trustee for the Chapter 11 estate of a Ponzi schemer in Orlando, Florida, against a bank for recovery of transfers allegedly received by the bank in connection with the Ponzi scheme and for alleged aiding and abetting by the bank; as well as additional claims asserted by the Chapter 11 trustee against numerous other financial institutions.
    • Mediated multiple disputes and claims arising out of Chapter 11 case pending in Alabama, including enforcement of $20 million arbitration award, fraudulent transfer claims, objection to debtor's exemptions, objection to debtor's discharge of indebtedness, motion for extension of exclusivity period for plan, and motion seeking standing to assert estate claims in Alabama.
    • Mediated disputes between lead lender and participant bank regarding allegations by participant that lead lender mishandled loan administration and foreclosure on borrower collateral, in Louisiana; and a substantially similar case in Arkansas.
    • Mediated global resolution of disputes and claims in Chapter 11 case pending in North Carolina, including False Claims Act claims of the United States, claims of the State of North Carolina for false reporting, claims for fraud and misrepresentation by purchaser of Chapter 11 debtor's business (a healthcare company) seeking recovery of damages in excess of $10 million; and defamation claims asserted by the Chapter 11 debtor against certain officers and employees of purchaser.
    • Mediated fraudulent transfer and damages claim asserted by Illinois federal receiver against various third parties, including Florida law firm.
    • Served as mediator in a federal district court action brought by a bank against the makers of promissory notes; a counterclaim by the defendants for tortious interference with contractual relations; and an asserted indemnity claim of the plaintiff against the FDIC under a purchase and sale agreement of the predecessors bank's assets.
    • Mediated sizeable claims and counterclaims asserted by Japanese and Canadian companies against one another arising out of alleged breaches of a distributorship agreement.
    • Served as court-appointed mediator of adversary proceeding in Delaware Chapter 11 in which Chapter 11 debtor sought recovery of consigned goods, claiming that the defendant's security interest in the goods was unperfected; and the defendant's counterclaim asserting $2 million for breach of contract by the debtor and breach of bailment obligations.
    • Mediated resolution of competing Chapter 11 plans, one (for reorganization) proposed by court-appointed restructuring officer of Chapter 11 debtor and the other (for liquidation) by the holder of a secured claim against substantially all of the debtor's assets.
    • Mediated claims asserted in state court litigation by a creditor against an obligor on a defaulted real estate loan as well as two financially strong guarantors for recovery of amounts exceeding $30 million.
    • Mediated dispute arising among shareholders without a buyout agreement, facing state court dissolution of the of the highly successful business threatened in the absence of settlement.
    • Mediated state court action between two banks regarding responsibility for clearance of check in check-kiting scheme.

    Thought Leadership

    Presentations:

    • Numerous presentations at seminars on lending, bankruptcy and mediation topics sponsored by bar and banking associations and other CLE providers, including the American Bar Association, Atlanta Bar Association, the State Bar of Georgia, Mississippi Bar, Texas Bar, Tennessee Bar, Oklahoma Bar, Florida Bar, West Virginia Bar, the Practicing Law Institute, the American Bankruptcy Institute, the Commercial Finance Association, the Turnaround Management Association and Commercial Law League of America.
    • Presenter, "Enforceability of Intercreditor Agreements in Bankruptcy: Maximizing Recovery for First and Second Lienholders," Strafford Webinar (August 2020)
    • Presenter, "Mediation Demonstrations: Bridging the Gap," ABI/St. John's Law School Forty-Hour Bankruptcy Mediation Training (December 2019)
    • Presenter, "The Psychology of Negotiation," Meritas U.S. Fall Meeting (November 2019)
    • Moderator, "Everybody Wants to Rule the World - Multi-lateral Negotiations," Turnaround Management Association Annual Conference (September 2019)
    • Panleist, "Mediation Strategies in Chapter 11," ABI Southeast Bankruptcy Conference (July 2019)
    • Co-presenter, "Some Cognitive Biases and Influences in Negotiations," Atlanta Bar Bankruptcy Law Section (May 2019)
    • Presenter, Arbitration Institute on Ethical Rules and Guidance for Arbitrators (March 2019)
    • Presenter, "Avoiding and Dealing with Impasse," St. Johns Law School Mediation Training Program (December 2018)
    • Presenter, "Heuristics: Potential Pitfalls For The Unwary Arbitrator," State Bar of Georgia ADR Institute (2016)
    • Presenter, “Psychological Influences in Negotiation,” State Bar of Georgia Annual Corporate & Business Law Institute (2015)
    • Presenter, “Negotiating the Settlement of a Lawsuit,” State Bar of Georgia Annual Corporate & Business Law Institute (2014)
    • Presenter, “Mediation in Bankruptcy,” Bankruptcy Law Section of the State Bar of Mississippi in Jackson, Mississippi (December 2013)
    • Panelist, Troubled Businesses and Bankruptcy Symposium sponsored by the Georgia Society of CPAs (October 2013)
    • Faculty leader, American Bankruptcy Institute and St. John's University School of Law Bankruptcy Mediation Training Program (2011-2019)
    • Panelist, "Irrational Decision Making in Mediation," ABI 2013 Spring Meeting (April 2013)
    • Panelist, "Emerging and Complex Issues in Chapter 11: Part One," National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges in Tampa, Florida (October 2011)
    • Presenter and Author, "Mediation in Bankruptcy Cases -- A Mediator's Perspective," ABI 2011 Spring Meeting (April 2011)
    • Presenter and Co-Author, "Commercial Law -- Year in Review," Atlanta Bar Association (December 1989 - present)
    • Presenter, "Workouts and Forbearance Agreements - Due Diligence and Documentation," Turnaround Management Association (Atlanta Chapter) series of Interdisciplinary Programs (June 2009)
    • Panelist, “In-Transit Inventory Financing,” teleconference by Strafford Publications (2012, 2015)
    • Panelist, "Negotiating Intercreditor Agreements as Bankruptcy Filings Soar," teleconference by Strafford Publications (2008, 2009, 2011 - 2013, 2015, 2016)
    • Panelist, "The Bankruptcy Boom is Here: Are You Prepared for the Exponential Growth of Bankruptcy Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution," ABI Annual Meeting (April 2009)
    • Panelist and Co-Author, "In Transit Inventory: Loan Documentation and Practical Considerations," ABA Spring Business Law Section Meeting (April 2009)
    • Moderator and Panelist, Business Bankruptcy Panel on the "Brave New World of Finance," 23 Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal, 549 (2007)

    more

    Publications:

    • Author, "Dealing with Emotions in the Resolution of Business Disputes," The Review of Securities & Commodities Regulation, Vol. 52 No. 19 (November 6, 2019)
    • Author, "Some Cognitive Biases and Influences in Negotiations," Atlanta Bar Bankruptcy Law Section (May 16, 2019)
    • Author, 2018 Commercial Law Year in Review (February 2019)
    • Editor and Co-author, "Georgia Commercial Lending Law" in Commercial Lending Law: A State-by-State Guide (American Bar Association 2009 & 2016)
    • Author, "Standards of Professional Conduct for Mediators" in Bankruptcy Mediation (American Bankruptcy Institute 2016)
    • Author, "Unlocking Horns: Lender Use of Mediation for Dispute Resolution,” ABL Advisor (March 11, 2015)
    • Author, “Drafting Lien Subordination Agreements with Bankruptcy in Mind," 27 Taxation and Regulation of Financial Institutions No. 6 (2014).
    • Editor and Co-Author, "Georgia State Law of Guaranties" in The Law of Guaranties (ABA 2013)
    • Author, "Negotiating Points in Second Lien Financing Transactions," 4 DePaul & Commercial Law Journal 189 (2006)
    • Co-author, "Bankruptcy Law Changes Will Affect Business Cases Too: The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Act of 2005," 11 Georgia Bar Journal 32 (2005).
    • Author, "Negotiating and Documenting a 'Defensive' Debtor-in-Possession Financing," The Review of Banking & Financial Services (October 2003)
    • Co-author, "Bulk Transfers: Protecting the Banks' Security Interest," Commercial Lending Review (1997)
    • Author, "Enforcement of Article 9 Security Interests-Why So Much Deference to the Junior Secured Party?" 28 Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review 131 (1994)
    • Co-author, "Protecting Collateral Assignments of Partnership Interests," 9 Commercial Lending Review 31 (1994)
    • Co-author, "Commitment Letters: Uses and Pitfalls," Commercial Lending Review 10 (1993)
    • Author, "Debt Subordinations," in Asset Based Financing, Matthew Bender (1985)
    • Co-author, "Labor Act Jeopardizes Liens on Accounts Receivable of Service Companies," 6 Commercial Lending Review 40 (1991)
    • Author, "Taking Warrants in Loan Transactions: Legal Risks and Remedies," 3 Commercial Lending Review 67 (1988)
    • Co-author, "New Requirements for Financing Statements and Continuation Statements Filed in Georgia," 22 Georgia Bar Journal (August 1985)
    • Author, Reorganization Under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code (Harrison Company 1980)
    • Author, Enforcement of Security Interests in Personal Property (Harrison Company 1979)
    • Co-author, "Bankruptcy Preference Concerns in Industrial Development Bond Financing," 84 West Virginia State Law Review 573 (1982)
    • Author, "Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1978 -- An Overview," 15 Georgia State Bar Journal (1979)

    Areas of Focus

    • Alternative Dispute Resolution
    • Financial Services
    • Bankruptcy, Restructuring & Creditor Rights
    • Business Capitalizations
    • Commercial Disputes
    • Commercial Finance
    • Corporate & Business Transactions
    • Financial Services Litigation
    • Related Services - Mediation & Arbitration Neutral Services

    Education

    • Vanderbilt University School of Law (J.D. 1974); Order of the Coif; Articles Editor, Vanderbilt Law Review
    • Davidson College (A.B. 1971)

    Accolades

    • Inducted into the Secured Finance Network (SFNet) Hall of Fame (2023)
    • Recipient of the lifetime achievement David W. Pollard Award, awarded by the Bankruptcy Section of the Atlanta Bar Association (2012)
    • Recognized by The Best Lawyers in America as the Securitization and Structured Finance Law "Lawyer of the Year” in Atlanta (2014)
    • Recognized by The Best Lawyers in America as the Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Reorganization Law "Lawyer of the Year” in Atlanta (2013)
    • Recognized by The Best Lawyers in America as the Banking and Finance Law "Lawyer of the Year” in Atlanta (2012)
    • Recognized by The Best Lawyers in America for Mediation, Arbitration, Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Reorganization Law, Litigation - Bankruptcy, Banking and Finance Law, Commercial Finance Law, Securitization and Structured Finance Law, Corporate Law, Equipment Finance Law (1983-2025; listed annually 41 consecutive years)
    • Recognized by Chambers USA in Bankruptcy/Restructuring - Georgia (Senior Statespeople), Mediators USA - Nationwide (Band 1) (2003-2024)
    • Selected to the Lawdragon 500 Leading U.S. Bankruptcy & Restructuring Lawyers (2020-2024)
    • Recognized among "Top 10 Most Influential Mediator Lawyers across USA in 2023" by Business Today (2023)
    • Recognized as a Top 10 "Georgia Super Lawyer" by Super Lawyers magazine (2004, 2012-2013)
    • Recognized as a "Georgia Super Lawyer" by Super Lawyers magazine (2004-2025)
    • Recognized as one of Georgia's "Leading Lawyers" in Georgia Trend Magazine (2004-present)
    • Listed as one of the world's leading practitioners in the insolvency field in the "International Who's Who of Insolvency & Restructuring Lawyers"
    • Listed as a "highly recommended" Atlanta insolvency lawyer in Practical Law Company's "Cross-Border Lawyer Handbook -- Restructuring and Insolvency"
    • Listed as one of Georgia's leading banking law practitioners in Who's Who Legal: Georgia
    • Named a top AV Preeminent® attorney in Legal Leaders: Bankruptcy and Legal Leaders: Banking and Finance Law
    • Recognized for outstanding business and professional achievements by Strathmore's Who's Who 
    • Listed as one of the world's leading lawyers in the Guide to the World's Leading Insolvency and Restructuring Lawyers
    • Recognized in The International Who's Who of Business Lawyers
    • Recognized as one of Georgia's "Top Rated Lawyers" by Martindale-Hubbell (AV preeminent rating) and ALM 
    • Listed in the field of Insolvency and Restructuring in Expert Guides - Banking, Finance and Transactional Law

    Professional Affiliations

    • Patron Fellow, The American Bar Foundation
    • Fellow, American College of Civil Trial Mediators (since 2019) 
    • Fellow, American College of Bankruptcy (since 1993)
    • Fellow, American College of Commercial Finance Lawyers (since 1991; President, 1996-1998)
    • Fellow, Lawyers Foundation of Georgia (1983-present)
    • Fellow, American Bar Foundation (2011-present)
    • Member, The Georgia Academy of Mediators and Arbitrators, a chapter of the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals (since 2016)
    • Member, Georgia Arbitration Forum (President 2020)
    • Adjunct Professor of Law, Emory University School of Law (1987-1992)
    • Master of the Bench, W. Homer Drake, Jr. Georgia Bankruptcy American Inn of Court (2014-present)
    • American Judicature Society (Member, Board of Directors, 1981-1982)
    • Advisory Board of Directors, CFA Education Foundation, Inc. (and annual fundraising chair, 2016)
    • Faculty, Association of Certified Turnaround Professionals
    • Atlanta Bar Association (Member, Corporate Banking and Bankruptcy Sections)
    • Atlanta Chapter of Turnaround Management Association (Board member, 2002-2010; President 2007-2009)
    • State Bar of Georgia (Section of Bankruptcy Law, Chairman 1978-1979; Section of Dispute Resolution)
    • American Bar Association (ABA Young Lawyers Division, Chairman 1981-1982; Member, House of Delegates, 1982-1984; Creditors' Rights Subcommittee, Chair, 1994-1995; Syndications and Participations Subcommittee, Chair, 1996-1997, Member of Section of Business Law and Member, Section of Dispute Resolution)
    • Board of Directors, Southeastern Bankruptcy Law Institute, Inc. (1979- ; President, 1991-1992, 2005-2006; Chairman, 1992-1993, 2006-2007)
    • Member, American Arbitration Association, National Roster of Neutrals (arbitrations and mediations)
    • Association of Commercial Finance Attorneys
    • Davidson College (Board of Trustees 2009-2011; Board of Visitors 2005-present, and Board Chair 2009-2010)
    • Trees Atlanta, Inc. (Board of Directors 2002-2020; President 2009-2010)
    • The Georgia Conservancy (Board of Trustees 2012-2019; Board Chair 2016-2018)
    • Trinity School (Board of Trustees 1992-1996)
    • Emory Medical School (Department of Urology Advisory Board 2009-2013)
    • Vanderbilt University School of Law (Alumni Council 1997-1999)

    Admitted to Practice

    • Georgia
    • United States Supreme Court
    • 11th Circuit Court of Appeals
    • 5th Circuit Court of Appeals
    • U.S. District Courts for Northern and Middle Districts of Georgia
    • U.S. District Court for Eastern District of Michigan

    news & insights

    view all news

    Parker Hudson Attorneys Recognized by The Best Lawyers in America 2025 Edition


    Aug 15, 2024

    C. Edward Dobbs Named to Lawdragon’s 2024 List of “500 Leading Global Bankruptcy & Restructuring Lawyers”


    Jun 27, 2024

    Chambers USA 2024 Guide Honors Parker Hudson Attorneys and Practice Areas


    Jun 06, 2024
    more

    Parker Hudson Attorneys Recognized By 2024 Georgia Super Lawyers


    Feb 12, 2024

    Ed Dobbs Named Among Top 10 Most Influential Mediator Lawyers Across USA in 2023 by Business Today


    Nov 29, 2023

    Ed Dobbs Inducted into Secured Finance Network’s Hall of Fame


    Sep 11, 2023
    • Twitter
    • Linkedin

    Parker, Hudson, Rainer & Dobbs LLP

    ©2025 Parker, Hudson, Rainer & Dobbs LLP
    Attorneys at Law. Attorney Advertising. All rights reserved. 

    Privacy | Legal Notices | Employee Access