"The Supreme Court made it clear that the General Assembly had the power to toll statutes of repose that it created," said appellant counsel Michael B. Terry. "This clarification may have impacts in a wide variety of cases."
July 09, 2024 at 11:38 AM
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Litigation Reporter
The clock has been reset for a plaintiff whose medical-malpractice complaint got nixed in connection to a pandemic-related tolling statute.
The Supreme Court of Georgia has ruled that a statewide COVID-19-related judicial emergency order issued in March 2020 can be applied to toll the state’s five-year medical-malpractice statute of repose consistent with the federal and Georgia constitutions.
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