Luke Andrews, a partner with Watson Spence, right, with plaintiff client Stuart Miner, a College Park Fire Department firefighter, left. Courtesy photo
A jury decided a Georgia Whistleblower Act suit, awarding a nearly $350,000 verdict to a first responder who had gone without pay for more than two years after making allegations against his city employer.
Luke Andrews, a partner with Watson Spence in Atlanta, Georgia. Courtesy photo
“This was a case that will send a signal to other lawyers that the Whistleblower Act really does have teeth,” said Luke Andrews, a partner at Watson Spence in Atlanta. “I hope this case becomes kind of a road map and an encouragement to other lawyers.”
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