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'Heard Round the World:' Ford Hit With $1.7B Punitive Damages Verdict in Ga. Trial
Plaintiffs attorney Jim Butler said the award was the "largest verdict by far in Georgia history." Ford has promised to appeal.
Ga. Jury Reaches $16.8M Verdict Against Ford, With Punitive Damages Phase to Come
Plaintiffs' attorney Jim Butler Jr. asked the jury to make a finding that would influence the company to issue warnings or recalls for the current owners of F-250s like the Hills' truck.
'Visibly Upset' Georgia Judge Won't Step Down From Case After Failed Recusal Request
"No fair-minded, impartial person would conclude that Judge Brasher harbors bias against Petitioner, stemming from an extra-judicial source, of a nature and intensity as would interfere with the exercise of impartial judgment," wrote Fulton County Superior Court Judge Rachel Krause.
'Civil Death Penalty': Ford Trial Opens With Unusual Jury Instructions
After more than four years, Ford is back in court to defend charges the company made a faulty roof that crushed and caused the death of Melvin and Voncile Hill. This time, Ford's lawyers can only argue about how much the company should pay.
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Eleventh Circuit Won't Reinstate Cardinale's Free Speech Suit Against Atlanta
"In a limited public forum, the government 'may be justified in reserving its forum for certain groups or for the discussion of certain topics.' Good News Club v. Milford Cent. Sch., 533 U.S. 98, 106 (2001)," a three-judge panel wrote in its opinion.
Judge to Consider Whether to Block Georgia's Abortion Ban Under State Constitution
"Plaintiffs bring this action under the Georgia Constitution's rights to privacy, liberty, and equal protection, seeking declaratory and interlocutory injunctive relief," the complaint said.
'Keep Your Mouth Shut': Judge's 'Angry Intervention' Leads to Recusal Demand
A witness in an employment dispute has accused Fulton County Superior Court Chief Judge Christopher S. Brasher of "physically pointing at her, angrily raising his voice, and turning visibly red," per the petitioner's motion to recuse.
Georgia Abortion Ban Challenge Swiftly Moves to State Court
The lawsuit starts the process of taking the issue to the Georgia Supreme Court, which is guided by a state constitution that many scholars and lawyers say has stronger protections for privacy than the U.S. Constitution.Trending Stories
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