COLUMBUS, GEORGIA – Col. Earle F. Lasseter, USA (retired), a partner and trial lawyer at Pope McGlamry, a prominent Georgia law firm specializing in civil litigation, has been elected to the Board of Directors of the American Counsel Association (“ACA”). The ACA is America’s oldest association of independent law firms. For 80 years, it has supported scholarship, professionalism and camaraderie among its members. The ACA’s purpose is to establish and maintain an organization of lawyers experienced in the practice of law and united in fellowship and effort, thereby to improve and enhance standards of practice, the administration of justice and the discharge of the responsibilities of the profession and to encourage and assist law students in preparing, qualifying and establishing themselves in the practice of law. The American Counsel Association is also dedicated to providing scholarship assistance to third year law students who are academically gifted and in need of financial assistance.
In addition to his work with the American Counsel Association, Mr. Lasseter has served the American Bar Association as both its Treasurer and General Practice Section Chairman. Mr. Lasseter also presided as Judge Advocate General for the Military Order of the World Wars (“MOWW”). He has also served on the ABA’s Board of Governors and for 16 years as a member of its House of Delegates.
About Pope McGlamry
Pope McGlamry, a Georgia law firm with offices in Atlanta and Columbus, GA, is a recognized leader in the field of civil litigation. The firm specializes in wrongful death and catastrophic injury cases, particularly those involved with motor carrier liability or products liability. The firm is also a recognized leader in business litigation, mass torts, and class action suits, especially those related to consumer issues. The firm maintains a regional and national practice. For additional information, visit www.pmkm.com.
