"The decision below is an invitation to litigants to seek to depose top executives in virtually every Georgia case in which a business is a named party," Chilton Varner of King & Spalding said in an amicus brief on behalf of Coca-Cola, Delta and UPS supporting GM.
February 17, 2022 at 11:36 AM
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Defense attorneys for GM have asked the Georgia Supreme Court to keep CEO Mary Barra from having to testify by deposition in a Cobb County products liability case.
The high court’s expected decision could have far-reaching implications for other cases and companies, as the case has drawn numerous amici.
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Keith Blackwell (left) and Darren Summerville speaking during General Motors LLC v. Buchanan arguments on Feb. 15, 2022. (Images via court video)
