Attorney J. Matthew Dwyer said that currently there is no existing case law or appellate authority to this point, which requires looking at the language of the statute itself.
April 18, 2023 at 06:12 PM
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J. Matthew Dwyer and James Neuberger argued for attorney fees and litigation expenses on behalf of a plaintiff-appellant in a $7.2M auto tort judgment out of the Atlanta neighborhood of Buckhead before the Georgia Court of Appeals Tuesday.
The key debate in this case is the application of two Georgia civil practice statutes OCGA 9-11-68 and OCGA 9-11-41 to determine whether a dismissal without prejudice eliminates any claim for attorney fees and expenses.
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Matt Dwyer (left) and James Neuberger. (Courtesy photo)
