The 2-year statute of limitation for personal injury did not bar the third-party defendant's compulsory counterclaim, which she timely filed with her response to the third-party comp

Plaintiffs were time-barred from raising a legal malpractice claim that was filed in excess of 4-years after the alleged act of negli

Neither malice nor intent to injure could strip a state employee of immunity under the State Tort Claims Act for torts allegedly committed within the scope of the employee's official d

O.C.G.A. § 33-25-13 does not bar an individual from receiving benefits under a murder victim's life insurance policy before the individual's murder conviction and sentence become final under stat

A homeowners' policy clearly and unambiguously excluded coverage for the plaintiffs' claims for the wrongful death of their son, who was shot and killed by the insureds' son during an aggravated ass

O.C.G.A. § 19-7-5 provides immunity to those who have reasonable cause to report suspected child abuse and for those who make such a report in good

A general contractor who added the plaintiff to its workers' compensation insurance as a condition of its contract with the plaintiff was deemed to be the plaintiff's statutory emp

The evidence supported the jury's finding that the plaintiff reasonably relied on the terms of the parties oral agreement for the sale of its laundry business when it closed its existing store, tran

Since a DeKalb Count professional corporation was not operating as a medical practice during the plaintiff's treatment, the defending doctor did not provide medical services to the plaintiff as an a

The trial court did not reversibly err in charging the jury that a medical malpractice plaintiff had to prove her case within a reasonable degree dical certainty, rather than a reasonable degre