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Former Governor Barbour, Former Chief of Staff Hurst Join Firm 

Barbour, Hurst Join Butler Snow 

Butler, Snow, O'Mara, Stevens and Cannada, PLLC, announced today that Former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour and his Former Chief of Staff Paul Hurst will join the firm.  Barbour and Hurst will provide leadership to the firm in the areas of economic development, government relations, strategic planning and business development.

“Governor Barbour and Paul are tremendous assets for our firm, and we are excited to have them as part of our team,” said Butler Snow Chairman Donald Clark Jr. “Their leadership during some of the most difficult times in our state’s history is unprecedented. We are fortunate that this legacy of leadership and innovation will continue at our firm, and both our team and our clients will benefit greatly.”   

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Members of Butler Snow’s Commercial Litigation Group successfully defended a regional financial services provider in a case involving claims of fraud, conversion and conspiracy, among others, in Tennessee state court. The primary beneficiary of a decedent’s estate alleged that the bank’s customer forged her name on a check and cashed it with the assistance of a bank employee. The court ruled that the bank (though not the bank’s co-defendant) was not liable.  Members of the defense team were Melody McAnally and Will Perry.