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In the Georgia and U.S. legislatures, tort reform is a contentious issue. Most Republicans want to limit damages and put a $250,000 cap per case on noneconomic damages; many Democrats want to check what they view as frivolous suits and defenses. In a panel discussion facilitated by The Daily Report , Georgia plaintiffs and defense attorneys discuss the verdicts, awards and statistics they believe point to or away from the need for tort reform.
March 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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