Lucedale attorney April McDonald Andrews is now serving George County in the newly opened Heidelberg Steinberger, P.A. office located on 826 Manila Street, Ste. A. Andrews is a lifelong resident of George County and currently serves as the attorney for the George County School Board. Her legal practice focus is general civil litigation as well […]
Heidelberg Steinberger congratulates former firm member, Cory Wilson, on his confirmation to serve as a Judge on the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals. Judge Wilson is a native of Moss Point who obtained his Undergraduate Degree from the University of Mississippi with Highest Distinction and a Law Degree […]
Firm member Jimmy Heidelberg has been unanimously confirmed by the Mississippi Senate to serve another term on the Mississippi Oil and Gas Board after being nominated by Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann. This will be Heidelberg’s fourth term after being previously appointed by Lt. Governor Phil Bryant in 2008 and by […]
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, our firm is rescheduling its annual Workers’ Compensation and Employment Law Seminar. We are planning to bring this seminar to you virtually on June 25, 2020, at no cost to you. Registration and details will follow. […]
Heidelberg Steinberger is very proud to note former firm member, Cory Wilson, has been nominated for a judgeship on the US Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals by President Trump. Cory opened the firm’s Jackson, Mississippi office before being elected […]
I trust all of you are well and dealing with the Coronavirus crisis as well as can be expected. New reports are suggesting it will subside sooner than later. With this novel coronavirus comes the response of Federal, State, and Local governments and the need to navigate new issues. By this time I am sure […]
The federal CARES Act was signed into law on Friday, March 27, 2020. The Act contains several provisions which prevent eviction of residential tenants for a one-hundred twenty (120) day period. Depending on whether the property is single residential or multifamily property, some or all of this […]
We hope you can join us for our annual Workers’ Compensation and Employment Law Seminar on May 21 at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s Jefferson Davis Campus. This year we will feature MWCC Administrative Law Judge Alan Goodman and Melissa Van Etten from the Department of Labor. Administrative Law Judge Goodman will speak on a worker’s […]
On December 20, 2019, Congress, in a last minute surprise move, passed the “Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act” or SECURE ACT, which became effective January 1, 2020. The IRS has not had the opportunity to craft many of the applicable Regulations, but they will be forthcoming. […]
By: Tristan Armer, Esq. The law regarding agreements between an employer and employee not to compete, not to solicit employees or customers, and, not to disparage the employer is not complicated. Non-competition clauses are evaluated differently from “non-solicitation” and “non-disparagement” clauses. Therefore, this post […]