Why BLM&H?
Strategically
Thoughtful
Clients want their lawyers to have deep legal expertise, but clients also want their lawyers to be strategic advisors who can help them think beyond the legal issues. When we give clients legal advice, we think about how our advice will work in the real world, how it will reflect our clients’ values and how it will impact future situations our clients are likely to face.
Uncommonly
Collaborative
Clients understand that relationships matter. We understand that, too. We strive to create collaborative working teams among the lawyers who serve our clients and to place our clients at the center of each team.
Straightforwardly
Practical
Clients want clear and actionable advice, not a demonstration of legal expertise that leaves clients wondering what to do next. We sift the facts and our clients’ business goals through our legal expertise and develop practical, step-by-step solutions that are both understandable and actionable by our clients.
Our Practices
News & Insights
FinCEN Issues Interim Final Order – Beneficial Ownership Reporting No Longer Required for U.S. Entities and U.S. Persons; New Deadlines for Foreign Entities
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”) has issued an interim final rule which effectively ends the obligations of U.S. companies to report their beneficial owners, and which limits the beneficial ownership reporting requirements for foreign entities, pursuant to the Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting Requirements (the “BOI Reporting Rule”) under the federal Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”).
Bird Loechl McCants & Holliday Advises Private Equity Firm Southstone Holdings on Acquisition of Academy Fence Brokers
ATLANTA, April 7, 2025 – Bird Loechl McCants & Holliday (BLM&H) represented private equity firm Southstone Holdings on its acquisition of Georgia-based Academy Fence Brokers (AFB). BLM&H corporate and securities partner, W. Hunter Holliday, led the firm’s...
Treasury Department Suspends Corporate Transparency Act Enforcement Against U.S. Citizens and Domestic Reporting Companies and Limits Enforcement to Foreign Reporting Companies
On Sunday, March 2, 2025, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced that it is suspending enforcement of fines and penalties under the federal Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) against U.S. citizens and domestic reporting companies.