Annie Mayne is a General Assignment Reporter at various publications including the Henry Herald and Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She specializes in law and legal affairs, covering topics such as civil and family law, litigation, and legal technology, while also addressing regional interests and world news. Annie's work has been featured in numerous outlets including the Cherokee Tribune Ledger-News, Firehouse Magazine, and Disability Scoop.
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Annie Mayne's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, and local politics in Marietta, Georgia. She regularly covers education-related topics and issues within the community.
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By: Annie Mayne
Arthur "Marty" McNeil, a Miami-Dade public defender, and Monica Segura, senior managing associate general counsel at Universal Property & Casualty Insurance, are in the runoff for the open Group 5 seat on the Miami-Dade Circuit bench. Early voting begins Monday and election day is Nov. 3.
By: Annie Mayne
David A. Fry, an assistant public defender in the Broward County Public Defender's Office, and solo practitioner Tamar Hamilton are running for an open seat on the Broward Circuit Court. Early voting starts Monday, and election day is Nov. 3.
By: Annie Mayne
In South Florida, 10 judges are up for merit retention votes between the two district courts of appeal, plus one Florida Supreme Court justice.
By: Annie Mayne
Proponents say these types of quotas are an important tool to correct historic racism and disparities in representation or access to public institutions. But the plaintiff says it's the "perfect time" to push back, as the federal government dismantles DEI protections.
The newly appointed judges are set to take office in November. 4 minute read October 19, 2026 at 05:19 PM
By: Annie Mayne
A Miami attorney representing one of the businesses allegedly victimized said all lawyers should be paying attention to the small wave of cases, so they don't prove prophetic for other firms and clients.
By: Annie Mayne
President Donald Trump must sit for a deposition in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit by Dec. 11—or risk seeing his case tossed.
By: Annie Mayne
President Donald Trump must sit for a deposition in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit by Dec. 11—or risk seeing his case tossed.
By: Annie Mayne
President Donald Trump must sit for a deposition in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit by Dec. 11—or risk seeing his case tossed.
By: Annie Mayne
SMGQ Law partner Roland Sanchez-Medina—who led The Florida Bar as president from 2024 to 2025—is accused of several professional missteps that allegedly cost his client her full share of an estate estimated at over $350 million.
