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What does courtroom food have to do with the law? More than you'd think.

In this episode of Lawyers Without Billboards, the Shewmaker & Lewis team breaks down how snacks, lunch breaks, and local eats factor into trial strategy — with a side of laughs and real Georgia courthouse tips.

🎙️ From hangry clients to two-hour lunch breaks, discover which counties feed you right, and which ones will leave you stranded with vending machine peanuts.

👇 CHAPTER MARKERS:
00:00 – Intro
00:40 – Does food really matter in court?
01:30 – The “hangry” problem in litigation
02:10 – Why lawyers insist clients eat before court
03:00 – Are judges required to break for lunch?
05:10 – Military trial story: Judge Nance’s snack warning
06:00 – Real-life lunch timing issues in DeKalb
07:15 – Should you always bring snacks to court?
08:40 – Late court nights and survival strategies
10:00 – Walking vs. driving to lunch in metro counties
11:00 – Fulton County food grade: D
12:45 – Cobb County food grade: A+
14:20 – Gwinnett County cafeteria – crowded but solid
17:00 – DeKalb’s food scene and Chick-fil-A heartbreak
21:00 – Clayton County = pack double snacks
23:30 – Cherokee, Henry, and Muscogee County food faves
28:00 – The Oink Joint and other honorable mentions
33:30 – Final thoughts: Pack snacks, plan ahead

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