Jacob Daly of Freeman Mathis & Gary. (Courtesy photo)
An amicus brief filed by the Georgia Defense Lawyers Association warns against allowing Gang Act claims—which can result in treble damages—in negligent security suits against landlords.
March 11, 2020 at 06:28 PM
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Weighing in on an issue that has divided trial judges, the Georgia Defense Lawyers Association has joined an appeal seeking to shield property owners from facing liability under Georgia’s anti-gang law for criminal acts committed on their property.
Under the provisions of the Georgia Street Gang Terrorism and Prevention Act, a person can face civil penalties, including treble damages and forfeiture of a property found to have been used to further gang activity.
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