Attorneys Form Litigation and Political Law Boutique for the 21st Century
Chalmers Pak & Burch LLC Atlanta, GA – June 19, 2015 – Douglas Chalmers, Jr., State Representative Byung “BJay” Pak, and Carolyn “Tippi” Cain Burch are pleased to announce the formation of Chalmers Pak & Burch LLC. Well connected in the business, legal and political communities, these attorneys are creating a boutique firm that will […]
Doug Chalmers Speaks at 29th Biennial Institute for Georgia Legislators
Nearly 230 members of the Georgia General Assembly attended presentations covering economic development and other significant issues at the 29th Biennial Institute for Georgia Legislators, coordinated by the Carl Vinson Institute of Government to help prepare lawmakers for the next legislative cycle. Doug Chalmers spoke at one of the plenary sessions: Georgia Government Transparency and […]
Freedom New York enlists campaign finance lawyer Doug Chalmers to fight PAC contribution limits
From the Capital article: “New York conservatives enlist a Georgia campaign-finance lawyer” – Nov. 25, 2013: On Friday, the local attorney for Freedom New York petitioned the U.S. District Court, Northern District of New York, to allow Douglas Chalmers, Jr. of Atlanta to participate in the case. Chalmers specializes in campaign finance law, and was […]
Jennifer McNeely provides commentary for article on Alabama congressional campaign financing
From the AL.com article: “Mo Brooks saves up his money, leads Alabama colleagues in campaign cash” – Nov. 4, 2013: Rep. Jo Bonner, R-Mobile, was still raising campaign money in late May, just before he announced he’d be stepping down on Aug. 15. Bonner spent about $180,000 in campaign expenses in 2013. Bonner still had […]
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, Business Leaders Form Independent Committee; Doug Chalmers Quoted
From the Atlanta Journal Constitution article: “Reed and business leaders form independent committee; announce candidate support” – Oct. 23, 2013: Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed and members of the city’s business community have formed a new independent committee to help shape the outcome of this fall’s municipal elections. The group – Continue Atlanta’s Progress – will […]
Doug Chalmers Defends Super PAC Ad in US Senate Race
From the Star-Tribune article: “Liz Cheney political camp tries to halt negative ad on gay marriage” – October 10, 2013: Liz Cheney’s 2014 U.S. Senate campaign team attempted to squelch a new super political action committee-funded TV ad that attacks her stance on gay marriage. Cheney’s office sent letters to cable operators and TV stations […]
Doug Chalmers Argues for Dismissal of Andrea Sneiderman Indictment
Video: News coverage from the Andrea Sneiderman Trial. Day 6. Part 5. Motion for acquittal and motion to dismiss. If the video does not automatically start at the 44 minute mark, please forward to that point.
Douglas Chalmers Comments on Texas Test of Voting Rights Act Enforcement
From the Atlanta Journal Constitution article: “DOJ targets Texas in voting rights enforcement test case” – July 25, 2013: Texas is the first battleground in the new era of Voting Rights Act enforcement, as the Obama administration launched a case that could have ramifications for Georgia and other states newly freed from automatic federal “pre-clearance” […]
House Speaker Ralston Appoints Rebecca Sullivan to the Georgia State Election Board
From the July 1, 2013 Daily Report article “Former Perdue Lawyer Named To State Election Board” State House Speaker David Ralston, R-Blue Ridge, has appointed a former governor’s executive counsel to the State Election Board. Rebecca Sullivan, a member of the Political Law Group headed by Doug Chalmers Jr., will join the board in September. […]
Douglas Chalmers Comments on Recent IRS Allegations of Conservative Group Targeting
In December 2008, six weeks after Barack Obama was elected President, I participated in a panel on “The Methods of Financing and Sometimes Regulating Political Speech” at the annual conference of the Council of Governmental Ethics Laws (COGEL) in Chicago. One of other panelists was Lois Lerner, who was then and still is the Director […]
