The plaintiff's letter to the defendant was inadmissible under O.C.G.A. § 24-3-37 because it was an offer to compromise a doubtful or disputed

The statute of limitation on the plaintiff's medical malpractice action began to run when she first experienced symptoms of her invasive breast cancer, since cancer is a different disease from the p

FCC regulations provide that express permission to receive a fax is deemed to be given by recipients who have an existing business relationship with the s

The appellant's confidentiality agreement with the SEC did not insure that certain audit documents would remain confidential, since the agreement allowed the SEC to give the documents to others if i

The parties' settlement agreement setting forth the parameters of an arbitration award was enforc

The wife who currently resides in Britain is subject to jurisdiction under Georgia's domestic relations long-arm statute because she resided in Georgia from 1992 until at least 1997 and she purposel

Petitioners lacked standing to pursue a mandamus action to prohibit the use of the electric chair as Georgia's means of exec

The future use of electrocution as a means of executing death sentences in Georgia would violate the Georgia Constitution's prohibition against cruel and unusual punis

The state's use of O.C.G.A. § 24-9-40 a to subpoena defendant's medical records was unconstitut

The superior court's chief had no authority to issue any order in the defendant's case because it was under the exclusive jurisdiction of another superior court