"The court’s opinion seems to suggest that a trial court can exercise its equitable powers to assist a minor child in this situation but cannot do so to assist an adult child in the same situation," said appellee attorney Robert Howell of the Howell Law Firm in Moultrie. "That seems inconsistent to say the least."
October 19, 2021 at 02:11 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Surviving spouses retain exclusive standing in the pursuit of a wrongful-death claim.
That’s the ruling handed down by the Georgia Court of Appeals, as it stripped a daughter of her ability to sue medical providers on behalf of her deceased father when the man’s surviving—yet estranged—wife refused to do it.
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