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Appellate Litigation Clinic argues case before Eleventh Circuit
By A. D. Bamburg | Mar 28, 2025
The Appellate Litigation Clinic recently took to the courtroom to present the case of Bilal v. Benoit before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.
Cobb ex-deputy indicted for fraud, oath violation over false medical claims
By K. R. Nelson | Mar 28, 2025
A former deputy from the Cobb County Sheriff's Office is facing serious charges following an investigation that led to his indictment for fraud and violation of his oath as a public officer.
School of Law holds Awards Day to honor achievements of students and faculty
By A. D. Bamburg | Mar 28, 2025
The School of Law recently held its annual Awards Day to recognize the efforts and achievements of its students and faculty.
Cyberbullying laws discussed by Professor Kadri in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution article
By A. D. Bamburg | Mar 28, 2025
Assistant Professor Thomas E. Kadri has been featured in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in a discussion surrounding cyberbullying laws.
UGA School of Law receives $2-million-plus for first-gen scholarships
By A. D. Bamburg | Mar 27, 2025
The University of Georgia School of Law has been recognized in National Jurist following a substantial commitment exceeding $2 million.
Law.com features Elizabeth Chamblee Burch on Georgia's punitive damages statute
By A. D. Bamburg | Mar 27, 2025
Callaway Chair Elizabeth Chamblee Burch was recently highlighted on Law.com in relation to Georgia’s punitive damages statute.
DeKalb County indicts 17 alleged gang members on multiple charges
By A. D. Bamburg | Mar 26, 2025
More than a dozen individuals have been indicted on charges related to gang activities, drugs, and weapons in DeKalb County.
Post professor discusses auto loan debt in NewsNation article
By A. D. Bamburg | Mar 26, 2025
Pamela Foohey, a professor at Post University, was recently featured in NewsNation discussing the issue of auto loan debt among Americans.
State Sen. Kennedy: 'I’m proud to announce that SB 68 passed the Georgia Senate'
By A. B. Bamburg | Mar 25, 2025
John F. Kennedy, a State Senator for Georgia, announced the passage of Senate Bill 68 in the Georgia Senate as a significant step in advancing tort reform efforts aimed at supporting job creators, families, and consumers.
Georgia lawmakers pass tort reform bill addressing phantom damages and premises liability
By A. B. Bamburg | Mar 25, 2025
The American Tort Reform Association (ATRA) has announced that lawmakers in Georgia have approved a significant tort reform bill addressing phantom damages and premises liability.
Fort Eisenhower woman admits guilt in son's fatal stabbing
By A. D. Bamburg | Mar 25, 2025
A woman from Fort Eisenhower has pled guilty to the murder of her infant son, as confirmed by Acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia, Tara M. Lyons.
Mercer Law professor brings clarity on taxes while aiding local community
By A. D. Bamburg | Mar 25, 2025
Monica Armstrong Roudil, an associate professor at Mercer University School of Law, is committed to making tax law more accessible and less intimidating for her students.
Professor Bruner discusses sustainability at GWU Law School
By A. D. Bamburg | Mar 25, 2025
Christopher M. Bruner, the Stembler Family Distinguished Professor in Business Law, took part in a panel discussion on "Sustainability and Emerging Markets."
Do No Harm senior fellow: Passing tort reform legislation is ‘a great first step’
By E. F. Cullerton | Mar 24, 2025
Georgia lawmakers have approved a significant tort reform measure intended to address the state’s designation as a "Judicial Hellhole," sending it to Governor Brian Kemp for signature.
Nelson Mullins LLP Partner: Gov. Kemp secured 'signature victory' with passage of tort reform
By E. F. Cullerton | Mar 24, 2025
Georgia lawmakers have approved a significant tort reform measure aimed at addressing the state's designation as a "Judicial Hellhole," forwarding it to Governor Brian Kemp for his signature.
GA House Speaker Burns: Tort reform ensures ‘the scales of justice in our courtrooms are fair and balanced’
By A. B. Bamburg | Mar 24, 2025
Georgia lawmakers have approved a significant tort reform measure aimed at addressing the state's designation as a "Judicial Hellhole."
State Rep. Carson: Tort reform will help ‘maintain Georgia’s status as the top state for business’
By A. B. Bamburg | Mar 24, 2025
State Representative John Carson of Georgia's House District 46 has expressed support for the state's tort reform bill, stating it "strikes the right balance between supporting our robust business climate and safeguarding victims' rights."
GA Chamber of Commerce CEO: Passing tort reform is 'one of the most significant steps taken to protect Georgia's economic competitiveness'
By A. B. Bamburg | Mar 24, 2025
Chris Clark, CEO of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, emphasized the importance of tort reform for the organization.
Gov. Kemp: Tort reform will ‘stabilize costs and ensure fairness and justice for hardworking Georgians’
By B. J. Milam | Mar 24, 2025
Brian Kemp, Governor of Georgia, announced that lawmakers have made history with the final passage of SB 68, a comprehensive tort reform bill.
GA Attorney General: Tort reform will restore ‘balance to our courts while lowering costs for consumers and business owners’
By B. B. Urness | Mar 24, 2025
Chris Carr, the Attorney General of Georgia, expressed his support for the recent legislative actions in the state.