“It was very important to us as appellate counsel to make sure the case wasn’t just about an abortion clinic,” said Michael Leonard Eber of Rogers & Hardin. "This jury verdict was against an abortion clinic, but the next one could be against a politically conservative organization that has a campaign office, or it could be against a gun store.”
June 16, 2021 at 10:41 AM
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The Georgia Court of Appeals has thrown out a nearly $1.5 million judgment against a clinic that was the target of a nuisance complaint because it performed abortions.
The court ruled that Dr. Daniel E. McBrayer Sr. is entitled to a new trial because the evidence did not support the verdict against him from a trial before Cobb County Superior Court Judge Lark Ingram. That jury awarded over $1.17 million against the doctor with attorney fees of over $311,000.
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