Appellants' notice to their insurers 12 months after fatal forklift accident occurred was untimely, since the policies clearly required notice as soon as practicable after the occurrence resulting i

The statute of limitation on the parties' contract for the reimbursement of workers' compensation deductibles did not begin to run 30 days after the insurer paid the deductibles, since the contract

The spoliation doctrine dictated a presumption against the first defendant in plaintiff's dram shop suit, since the first defendant's manager was aware of her customer's involvement in the accident

The trial court erred in awarding plaintiffs $1M in punitive damages, since no evidence supported the jury's award in excess of O.C.G.A. § 51-12-5.1 g's $250K statutory ma

The trial court erred in finding that the subcontractors' insurers had no duty to defend the general contractor and the owners of an office park under construction in the underlying actions arising

The plaintiff had equal knowledge of an alleged hazard in the defendant's restaurant-a step up to the restaurant booth where she

The trial court harmlessly erred in allowing a sheriff's deputy to testify that the defendant's string of threatening phone messages to his mother-in-law amounted to aggravated stalking in violation

The plaintiff had equal knowledge that the skylight through which he fell while repairing the roof on the first defendant's building would not support a person's w

The plaintiff continued to suffer from pain after her initial treatments and was not asymptomatic, so the subsequent injury exception did not preclude the grant of summary judgment on statute of lim

The expert affidavit requirement for medical malpractice actions did not apply to the complaint, as drafted, since it failed to allege that the defendant's agent or employee was a doctor or other l