Stick a fork in the long-running Waffle House sex tape litigation. The appeals — for now — are done.

Last Thursday, civil lawyers representing two Marietta attorneys whose client recorded a secret sex tape of the chairman of the Waffle House restaurant chain asked the Georgia Supreme Court to reconsider a Nov. 2 decision that let stand the disqualification of attorneys David Cohen and John Butters.

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