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Voting Rights Advocates Vow to Continue Fight Against Kemp Despite Dismissal
Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp is cheering a federal judge's dismissal of a voting rights lawsuit filed against him by the Georgia NAACP and Common Cause, but his opponents say he's celebrating too soon.
Legal Brawl Over Harassment, Sex Tape Claims Lands at High Court's Doorstep
After twice sidestepping efforts to draw it into what can aptly be described as a burgeoning legal food fight involving the chairman and former CEO of iconic Southern restaurant chain Waffle House and his longtime housekeeper and personal assistant, the state Supreme Court has decided to weigh in on whether a Cobb County judge should have stripped the housekeeper of her legal counsel.
Stone Law Group Won Blockbuster Verdict Amid Big Changes—And Other 'On the Move' News
William Stone and his sons, Ryals and James Stone, have regrouped as The Stone Law Group and tried a big medical-malpractice case—one that Boone had initiated almost a decade ago—and won a $45.8 million jury verdict for the plaintiffs.
Judge Quits Waffle House Chairman's Sex Video Case
Cobb County Superior Court Judge Rob Leonard has recused himself from a web of litigation over a secretly recorded sex video with the chairman of Waffle House, issuing a blistering order accusing a lawyer of lies an unethical conduct.
Bondurant Mixson Signs Up for 15 More Years at One Atlantic
The highly-regarded litigation boutique has renewed its lease at One Atlantic Center, where it was the very first tenant 30 years ago.
Challenge to $35M Six Flags Verdict Tests Limits of Premises Liability
Georgia Supreme Court justices posed a pragmatic question to lawyers arguing over a $35 million verdict for a teen brutally beaten outside Six Flags Over Georgia: How far can someone flee from a menace before the liability runs out for the business where the trouble started?
Snapchat Win Tests CDA Immunity in Age When Apps Are Everywhere
The Communications Decency Act of 1996 shields interactive computer services from liability for third-party posts, but the edges of that protection continue to be defined.
Abortion Case Pits Privacy Against State Power at High Court
The constitutional right to privacy took on the power of the state to claim immunity from legal challenge before the Georgia Supreme Court Monday.
Not Throwing Away His Shot, Judge Raps Nomination 'Hamilton' Style
At the State Bar of Georgia's board of governors meeting on Friday, DeKalb State Court Judge Dax Lopez nominated a candidate for the bar's executive committee with an homage to the Broadway smash hit “Hamilton.”
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