A painting company was immune from suit pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 34-9-11 c, because it was a business using the services of a temporary help contracting firm and elected Workers' Compensation coverage

The defendants' contention that the missing tissue block made from a surgical specimen taken from the decedent in October 1997 turned up missing on the same day that the individual defendant was ser

The trial court erred in granting summary judgment to a plumbing contractor on the issue of whether a subcontractor agreed to indemnify the plumbing contractor for possible damages arising from pipe

The damage cap in O.C.G.A. § 51-13-1 unconstitutionally infringed upon the right to a jury trial, because it undermined the jury's basic function as factfinder by nullifying any portion of a jury's

An attorney submitted fictitious invoices to clients for investigative services and title work, which he himself performed, and pocket funds in excess of $493K over a 4-year p

O.C.G.A. § 51-1-29.5 c, which limits the liability of physicians and health care providers for treatment immediately following evaluation or treatment of a patient in an emergency department, is a

The right of contribution does not require a judgment against general contractor on the underlying action before its contribution suit can pr

A hotel owner had no duty to comply with the plaintiff's requests to check on, and possibly attempt a rescue of her husband, because the hotel owner did not create the peril and Georgia courts have

The 8-year statute of reposed barred the plaintiff's claims for injuries which occurred three years after the expiration of the repose p

The defendant mental health facility was not entitled to immunity under O.C.G.A. § 37-3-4 for the plaintiff's claim of involuntary detention, since that statute extends immunity only to designated i