Nelson Mullins COVID-19 Resources

Nelson Mullins is continuing to monitor developments related to COVID-19, including guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and various federal, state, and local government authorities. The firm is taking appropriate precautionary actions and has implemented plans to ensure the continuation of all firm services to clients from both in office and remote work arrangements across our 25 offices.

In addition, click the link below to access extensive resources to address a wide variety of topics resulting from the virus, in general and by industry, including topics such as essential businesses, force majeure, business interruption insurance, CARES Act and FFCRA, and others.

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April 30, 2018

“I Work at Nelson Mullins: My Story”

What makes Nelson Mullins a great place to practice law? Partners and associates weigh in with their thoughts in a new series being launched by the firm called “I Work at Nelson Mullins: My Story.”

Nekia Hackworth Jones is featured as the first in the series, which will offer insights from attorneys from offices throughout the firm’s 18-office footprint. Hackworth Jones joined the firm as an associate after law school, left in 2008 for a stint in the U.S. Department of Justice, and returned in 2018.

“I really envision that I’ll be an asset to the clients we serve on a daily basis and also an asset to my partners and colleagues here at the firm,” she says. “It is really a delight to return to the place I call home.”

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Nekia Hackworth Jones

Partner

T 404.322.6465

Beth Huffman

Director of Marketing

T 803.255.9788

beth.huffman@nelsonmullins.com

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