Tracy B. Johnson, GODR executive director (from left); Chief Judge Cindy Morris, GCDR chair; and newly appointed members, Judges Pandora Palmer and Vic Reynolds. (Courtesy photo)
The Supreme Court of Georgia Commission of Dispute Resolution swore two new members into their ranks during its Feb. 8 meeting. The commission exists to offer expedited alternatives to traditional litigation, like mediation, nonbinding arbitration and case evaluation.
The new appointees are Judges Pandora Palmer of the Henry County Superior Court and Vic Reynolds of the Cobb County Superior Court. They will be filling the vacancies of Judges Jane Barwick of the Fulton County Superior Court, who stepped down from the commission but remains on the Fulton County Superior Court bench, and Andrew Fuller of the Northeastern Judicial Circuit’s Superior Court, who retired from the bench in December 2022.
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