The law firm of Parker and Lundy was established on this site in 1949 by Senator James I. Parker. William L. Lundy, Jr. joined the firm in 1985, Richard J. Lundy in 1987, Charles E. "Chuck” Morris, Jr. in 1998, Laura L. Wheale in 2014, and State Representative Trey Kelley in 2014. The firm became known for representing plaintiffs in matters including personal injury, wrongful death, and medical malpractice. The feature film, “A Larger Life,” shot in and around Cedartown, tells the true story of Georgia's largest malpractice verdict in 2011 involving nursing home malpractice, a verdict of $9,502,383 obtained by Parker and Lundy. The firm also founded the Cedartown Theatrical Performers' Company, LLC, a children's theatre group that has provided theatre performance opportunities for local youth since 1998. From record-setting jury verdicts to a United States Supreme Court victory, this small Cedartown, Georgia, firm established a tradition of excellence.