In an article published in the September 2018 issue of Inside Self-Storage, partner Julie Sellers offers tactical guidance for self-storage facility owners and developers to successfully navigate the demanding zoning approval process. Owners and builders can renew their strategic approach with local governments and neighbors who may oppose storage uses. “By paying attention to zoning-code interpretation, design and education, they can successfully navigate the maze of challenges and deliver new facilities to the market,” Sellers advised. Read more...

On June 28, 2018, managing partner Stephanie Friese was recognized as a Best Mentor for a small law firm by the Daily Report. The award is part of the 2018 Georgia Legal Awards, the publication’s annual recognition of professional excellence in the legal community. Friese is recognized for her inspirational leadership and commitment to providing honest, constructive feedback and mentorship to help young lawyers develop their own successful practices. Subscribers may view the article...

Pursley Friese Torgrimson is pleased to announce that managing partner Stephanie Friese has been selected as a Best Mentor from a small firm by the Daily Report, the leading legal publication of metro Atlanta and Georgia. Friese was recognized at the Georgia Legal Awards on Thursday, June 28 at the Georgian Terrace in Atlanta. Read more...

Atlanta-based law firm Pursley Friese Torgrimson announced today that managing partner Christian Torgrimson has been awarded the CRE® (Counselor of Real Estate) designation by The Counselors of Real Estate®, an international group of high profile real estate professionals who provide expert advisory services to clients on complex real property and land-related matters. The designation was voted and confirmed in May at the Counselors’ 2018 Midyear Meetings in Chicago. Read more...

In a blog posted on May 16, 2018 for CREW Atlanta, partner Julie Sellers provides an outline of the City of Atlanta’s zoning ordinance updates effective on May 7, 2018. Many of the recommendations simply bring the ordinance up-to-date and revise now-obsolete requirements, reflecting a focus on promoting good urban design, safety and convenience across the city. Read the full blog...