When the Supreme Court of Georgia reinstated criminal charges against two attorneys and a client who made a secret sex tape of her liaison with the chairman and former CEO of Waffle House, it didn’t stop there.

In a one-line order, the high court unanimously dismissed a separate appeal by metro Atlanta lawyers David Cohen and John Butters, a former Cobb County prosecutor, over their disqualification as counsel for client Mye Brindle as “improvidently granted”—a designation meaning the court should not have accepted the case.

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