Lawyers for the owners of the Pappadeaux and Pappasito's restaurants in Marietta and a co-defendant security company argued that the Georgia Court of Appeals should toss a premises liability lawsuit filed by the widow of man who was murdered a 2016 robbery that also left her with a gunshot wound.
August 12, 2021 at 12:18 PM
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Lawyers for the chain that owns the Pappadeaux and Pappasito’s restaurants in Marietta and a security company appeared before the Georgia Court of Appeals hoping to scuttle a negligent security premises liability action, filed by the widow of man murdered during a robbery.
The wife also suffered gunshot wounds.
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