What a year it was for big trials in Georgia. Alston & Bird, Ford and even a Waffle House executive all drew leading roles in some of the state’s biggest litigation.

Two lawyers—along with their client—were acquitted of extortion charges for their role in recording a sexual encounter between a well-heeled Waffle House executive and his former housekeeper.

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