Bodker, Ramsey, Andrews, Winograd & Wildstein, P.C.

06/03/2026

Happy 2-year anniversary to Alana Cain!

As a Legal Administrative Assistant, Alana plays an important role in keeping day-to-day operations running smoothly and supporting both our attorneys and clients.

We appreciate the consistency, organization, and positive energy she brings to the team every day. Thank you, Alana, for everything you’ve contributed over the past two years; we’re glad to have you as part of the firm and look forward to what’s ahead.

Alana is the legal assistant to Robert Wildstein, Jacob Maurer, Ralitsa François, and paralegal Cindy Bastos in the Firm’s litigation practice group.

05/26/2026

Since 1986, BRAWW has worked with individuals, entrepreneurs, middle-market businesses, and larger organizations across a wide range of legal matters, from transactions and litigation to family law, real estate, construction, employment, and more. But longevity alone is not the point.

Our approach has always been grounded in practical advice, responsiveness, and helping clients address not only the issue in front of them, but often the risks and opportunities surrounding it as well. We believe strong legal counsel should help clients move forward with greater clarity and confidence, not simply react to problems after they arise.

https://www.brawwlaw.com/firm-overview/

About Us Bodker, Ramsey, Andrews, Winograd & Wildstein, P.C. was founded in 1986 by law school classmates who shared a common approach for practicing law and a passion for providing clients with creative solutions to their legal needs. Although we retain our collegial culture from those origins, we....

05/22/2026

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the men and women who lost their lives in service to our country.

As many of us spend time with family and friends this weekend, it is worth remembering that those moments of freedom, connection, and celebration exist because of sacrifices made by others.

We are grateful for those who served and especially for those who never came home. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.
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05/19/2026

Construction projects rarely go off track because of one major event. More often, problems build quietly through unclear contracts, change orders, payment disputes, missed deadlines, or assumptions that were never documented.

The legal issues that become expensive later are often preventable earlier. We work with developers, contractors, subcontractors, and property owners on the business and legal side of construction projects, from contract drafting and negotiation to disputes, liens, claims, and litigation support. The goal is straightforward: protect the project, reduce risk, and help clients address issues before they become larger problems.
https://www.brawwlaw.com/practice/construction/

We serve the construction industry, including, contractors, subcontractors, construction managers, developers, design professionals, and material suppliers. Our attorneys are experienced in drafting legal documentation required in any construction project, including contracts, mechanics and material...

05/14/2026

Are you putting your business at risk by asking Zoom to take notes? AI meeting tools can create transcripts, summaries, and records that didn’t exist before, and that may be discoverable later.
When legal advice is involved, that convenience can come at a cost.

Before you turn on AI notetaking, it’s worth understanding how it affects confidentiality and privilege.

AI meeting tools can put attorney-client privilege at risk. Learn how transcripts, summaries & third-party processing create legal exposure.

05/13/2026

Giving back to the legal profession means more than practicing law. It also means helping prepare the next generation of attorneys for the realities of the courtroom.

Harry Winograd is once again serving on the faculty for Emory University School of Law’s nationally recognized Trial Techniques Program, where law students gain hands-on trial experience alongside judges, litigators, and legal professionals from across the country.

We’re proud to see Harry continue investing his time and experience into mentoring future trial lawyers and supporting the professional communities that strengthen the practice of law.

05/12/2026

Buckhead is always active, but this time of year, the energy extends across the entire city. With events like the Atlanta Jazz Festival coming up, it’s a reminder of how connected Atlanta’s neighborhoods really are, from Buckhead to Midtown and all the neighborhoods we call home.

For businesses, that kind of activity isn’t just cultural, it’s economic. It drives traffic, shapes development, and creates opportunity. That kind of activity tends to ripple beyond one neighborhood, influencing how and where business gets done across the city.
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Atlanta Jazz Festival is funded through the support of corporate sponsorships as well as Atlanta Jazz Festival, Inc., a non-profit entity dedicated to preserving the legacy of the Atlanta Jazz Festival.

05/08/2026

Behind many successful businesses and careers are women balancing far more than what’s visible day to day.

Today, we recognize and appreciate the mothers who lead, support, and show up in countless ways, both professionally and personally.

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us!

05/07/2026

When a customer, borrower, or partner files for bankruptcy, it doesn’t mean your rights disappear.
Too often, businesses assume there’s nothing left to recover. In reality, creditors still have options—but timing, strategy, and ex*****on matter.

From enforcing lien rights to recovering assets and navigating strict bankruptcy deadlines, the process is complex and full of potential pitfalls. Working with experienced counsel can make the difference between writing off a loss and protecting what you’re owed.

Learn more about how we help businesses protect their interests and make informed decisions in challenging situations:
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When things don’t go as expected, quite a few individuals and businesses choose bankruptcy as a solution to their financial problems. Our bankruptcy attorneys have extensive experience representing secured and unsecured creditors, including financial institutions, in all types of bankruptcy matter...

05/05/2026

Many companies are incorporated in Delaware, but far fewer actually understand how the Delaware franchise tax works. And that can lead to one costly mistake: overpaying.

Delaware franchise tax isn’t based on income. It’s a required annual fee for maintaining your entity, and depending on how it’s calculated, the amount can vary significantly. In a recent article, we break down:
• How Delaware franchise tax is calculated
• Why many businesses end up paying more than they should
• What to review now to avoid surprises

If your company is registered in Delaware, this is worth a closer look.

Delaware franchise tax can vary widely depending on how it’s calculated. Learn the two methods and how to avoid overpaying.