"This case will be assigned to the February 2023 oral argument calendar," the Supreme Court of Georgia announced Tuesday.
October 05, 2022 at 11:40 AM
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Litigation Reporter
The Supreme Court of Georgia revived a negligent security premises liability suit brought by the wife of a man murdered during a 2016 robbery in a parking lot shared by two Marietta restaurants.
Ten months after the Georgia Court of Appeals dismissed the connected cases of Welch v. Pappas Restaurants and Welch v. Tactical Security Group, the high court granted writs of certiorari Tuesday.
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