January 06, 2023 | Daily Report Online
Keep Georgia No. 1 by Improving the Lawsuit Climate and Reducing the Tort TaxIn its most recent Lawsuit Climate Survey, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform (ILR) ranked Georgia 41st out of the 50 states. This is Georgia's worst-ever ranking since ILR first conducted this survey in 2002.
By Jacob E. Daly
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February 02, 2022 | Daily Report Online
The Need for Limited Lawsuit Reform in GeorgiaNow that the 2022 legislative session has started, there are three laws that GDLA wants to highlight for consideration by the General Assembly and Gov. Brian Kemp: apportionment of fault to non-parties, phantom damages and seat belt defense.
By Jacob E. Daly
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August 17, 2015 | Daily Report Online
Here's Why Georgia Law Should Let Juries Consider Seat Belt Nonuse [AT ISSUE]In recent weeks, Jake Evans and Rep. Alex Atwood have persuasively set forth arguments for and against the admissibility of evidence of a plaintiff's failure to use a seat belt. (Jake Evans, "Georgia's Paradox: Seat Belts Required, but Nonuse Is Not Admissible at Trial," Daily Report online June 8 and in print June 9, 2015; Alex Atwood, "Here's Why Georgia Law Doesn't Let Juries Consider Seat Belt Use," Daily Report online June 10 and in print June 12, 2015.)
By Jacob E. Daly
9 minute read
August 17, 2015 | Daily Report Online
Here's Why Georgia Law Should Let Juries Consider Seat Belt Nonuse [AT ISSUE]In recent weeks, Jake Evans and Rep. Alex Atwood have persuasively set forth arguments for and against the admissibility of evidence of a plaintiff's failure to use a seat belt. (Jake Evans, "Georgia's Paradox: Seat Belts Required, but Nonuse Is Not Admissible at Trial," Daily Report online June 8 and in print June 9, 2015; Alex Atwood, "Here's Why Georgia Law Doesn't Let Juries Consider Seat Belt Use," Daily Report online June 10 and in print June 12, 2015.)
By Jacob E. Daly
9 minute read
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