The lawsuit against Six Flags Over Georgia that led to a $35 million verdict—reversed by the Georgia Court of Appeals and reinstated by the Georgia Supreme Court with directions to re-figure the apportionment of fault—has quietly concluded, lawyers on both sides confirmed Wednesday.

“It’s settled. That’s all I can tell you,” Six Flags’ appellate counsel Laurie Webb Daniel of Holland & Knight said Wednesday when asked about the status of the case.

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