"They say that, because the case started in superior court, that it is subject to Rule 68," argued appellee attorney David J. Marmins. "They do not cite a case for this. There's no statute, no rule, regulation nor law."
August 12, 2022 at 02:26 PM
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Litigation Reporter
After being denied hundreds of thousands of dollars in attorney fees, an Atlanta litigation team is seeking intervention from the Georgia Court of Appeals.
Now the intermediate appellate court must decide whether a state law that allows fee recovery when settlements are rejected should have protected the winning defense team’s ability to seek attorney fees.
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