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Jones Day's Atlanta Office Scoops Up Former Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice
David Nahmias stepped down from Georgia's high court in July after nearly 13 years on the bench.
Junior v. Graham
Publication Date: 2023-01-24 Practice Area: Damages
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Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Judge: Presiding Judge Doyle Attorneys: For plaintiff: Ben Brodhead. Ashley Fournet, (Brodhead Law, LLC), Atlanta, Darrell Hinson, (Shiver Hamilton, LLC), Atlanta, John Nichols, (Gwinnett District Attorney's Office), Lawrenceville, Michael Terry, (Bondurant Mixson & Elmore), Atlanta, for appellant. For defendant: Joseph Cruser, Raymond Grant, (Cruser & Mitchell, L.L.P.), Norcross, Laurie Daniel, Atlanta, Matthew Friedlander, (Webb Daniel Friedlander LLP), Atlanta, for appellee. Case number: A20A1188
Court adopts Georgia Supreme Court opinion that a plaintiff may recover both damages under OCGA §13-6-11 and sanctions under OCGA §9-11-68
State ex rel. Rogers v. The Bancorp Bank
Publication Date: 2023-01-17 Practice Area: Business Torts
Industry: Financial Services and Banking |
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Court: Delaware Superior Court Judge: Judge Wallace Attorneys: For plaintiff: Daniel C. Mulveny, Oliver Cleary, Deputy Attorneys General, State of Delaware Dep’t of Justice, Wilmington, DE; Bruce E. Jameson, Samuel L. Closic, Mary S. Thomas, Prickett, Jones & Elliott, P.A., Wilmington, DE; David Brackett, Benjamin E. Fox, John E. Floyd, Bondurant, Mixson & Elmore, LLP, Atlanta, GA for plaintiffs. For defendant: Catherine A. Gaul, Randall J. Teti, Ashby & Geddes, Wilmington, DE; Joshua A. Goldberg, Jane Metcalf, Clinton W. Morrison, Christina Sedca-Acosta, Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP; Jody C. Barillare, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, Wilmington, DE; Eric W. Sitarchuk, Ezra D. Church, Ryan P. McCarthy, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, Philadelphia, PA for defendants. Case number: N18C-29-240 PRW CCLD
Qui tam relator's counsel's failure to set up ethical screens or disclose his knowledge of defendant's attorney-client materials requires disqualification and shifting of costs onto counsel.
State of Georgia et al. v. Federal Defender Program, Inc. et al.
Publication Date: 2023-01-10 Practice Area: Contractual Disputes |
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Industry: State and Local Government
Court: Georgia Supreme Court Judge: Justice McMillian Attorneys: For plaintiff: Julie Adams Jacobs, Patricia B. Attaway Burton, Sabrina Dawn Graham, Paula Khristian Smith, Jonathan David Loegel, Brooke Heinz Chaplain, Christopher M. Carr, Logan B. Winkles, (Department of Law), Atlanta, for appellant. For defendant: Ronan Patrick Doherty, Michael Brian Terry, (Bondurant Mixson & Elmore LLP), Atlanta, John H. Fleming, (Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan), Atlanta, Ann Grunewald Fort, (Eversheds Sutherland LLP), Atlanta, Michael Adam Caplan, Julia Blackburn Stone Cameron Blaine Roberts, (Caplan Cobb LLP), Atlanta, Susan Jill Benton, Monet Brewerton-Palmer, (Federal Defender Program), Atlanta, for appellee; Patrick Mulvaney, Michael Boland Admirand, Ryan Primerano, (Southern Center For Human Rights), Atlanta, for Amicus Appellee; Anna Marie Arceneaux, (Georgia Resource Center), Atlanta, for other party. Case number: S22A1099
E-Mail Exchange Between Deputy Attorney General and Capital Defense Attorneys Was Contract Sufficient to Waive Sovereign Immunity
Atlanta Firm Notches Defense Win in Premises Liability Case Involving Boy's Death
"There were 140 gun incidents with 35 people shot [and] four murders in a five-year period. The plaintiff tried to argue that there was a gun culture at this apartment complex, and this incident was a culmination of that culture. We tried to focus on the facts that were relevant to the shooting, and not necessarily the history of the property," said lead defense attorney Jackson "Jad" Dial.
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Updated: Carr Bests Jordan, Cowen for Reelection in AG Race
According to the secretary of state's website, with 100% of the state's precincts reporting, the incumbent Republican beat his two challengers with 51.89% of the vote. Democrat Jen Jordan had 46.58% trailing by 207,978 votes, and Libertarian Martin Cowen was a distant third with 1.53%.Attorneys From Atlanta's Top Firms Among Donors for Carr, Jordan in Final Pre-Election Reports
In the final campaign filing period as mandated by the state's ethics commission, incumbent Republican Chris Carr led his opponents, Democrat Jen Jordan and Libertarian Martin Cowen, both in fundraising and in the number of attorneys donating to his campaign.
Inside the Arguments: Constitutional Challenge of Georgia's New Abortion Ban Gets Underway
"Suicide is ... one of the greatest causes of maternal mortality in the world," testified Dr. Samantha Meltzer-Brody, chair of the Department of Psychiatry at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. "The idea that we're going to exclude psychiatric illness, which is a medical illness, to me is just an enormous injustice and will result in women dying."
Out of the Darkness: A Personal Story and Call for Supporting Suicide Awareness and Prevention
For about 10 years, from age 15 to 25, I suffered from (what I now understand to be) persistent depression. The worst of it was a major depressive episode that began shortly after my first year of law school at the University of Georgia and continued through my entire second year of law school. During that severe period, I thought about suicide constantly.
Doe v. Saint Joseph's Catholic Church et al.
Publication Date: 2022-10-14 Practice Area: Civil Procedure
Industry: Non-Profit
Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Judge: Presiding Judge Doyle Attorneys: For plaintiff: Darren Penn, Alexandra Cole, (Penn Law LLC), Atlanta, Michael Terry, (Bondurant Mixson & Elmore), Atlanta, Jane Vincent, (Attorney at Law), Atlanta, for appellant. For defendant: Edward Wasmuth, (Smith, Gambrell & Russell), Atlanta, for appellee; Emily Hetherington, (Georgia Law Center), Atlanta, Melina Lewis, (Georgia Legal Services Program), Athens, for AM. Case number: A20A0784
Court reverses dismissal of sexual abuse claims against a Church because plaintiff may be able to show facts to justify tolling of the limitations under OCGA §9-3-96
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