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E-Discovery 3.0—Slaying the Multiheaded Beast Through Reform
As lawmakers, judges and attorneys began to wrap up a two-hour discussion on the details of an e-discovery reform bill for Georgia, Thomas S. Carlock started getting frustrated. He wanted to talk about the "multiheaded beast" that made the bill necessary.ON THE MOVE: Emory 3L Wins Award for Vets Legal Clinic
An Emory University law school student, J. Martin Bunt, has received a national pro bono award for starting a free legal clinic for veterans. Bunt, a 3L, received the annual Pro Bono Publico Award from the Public Services Jobs Directory, an initiative of the National Association for Legal Career Professionals (NALP) for his work creating the Volunteer Clinic for Veterans (VCV) at Emory Law School.A Pizza in the Face Leads to a Fistfight, and $1.8M Verdict
A Fulton County jury awarded $1.8 million to a man for injuries he suffered during a sauce-splattering fistfight with a cheesed-off Pizza Hut manager following a profanity-laced exchange over bad service.Justices Let Stand $9M Alarm Verdict
A security company has nearly run out of options for appealing a $9 million verdict won by a customer who was raped and held captive when she returned home not knowing her alarm had been ringing all day while she was at work.The plain language of the statutory funding formula set out in the Charter Schools Act of 1998, O.C.G.A. § 20-2-2068.1 subsection c, does not authorize a school system to deduct its unfunded pension
The trial court erred in granting summary judgment to the defendant apartment complex and defendant management company on the plaintiff's vicarious liability claim arising from an incident in which
The trial court did not abuse its discretion in granting the medical malpractice defendants' joint motion for a qualified protective order seeking permission to conduct ex parte interviews with the
The superior court erred in denying the defendant's motion to open default, as it improperly found that he failed to comply with two of the four necessary conditions and thus that it lacked discreti
The sole issue in determining whether an individual state employee may be liable as a defendant in a tort suit is whether the employee was acting within the scope of his employment with the state in
The doctrine of collateral estoppel supported the trial court's grants of summary judgment to the defendant in the plaintiffs' actions for damages the defendant's erroneous analytical work allegedly
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