After much kicking of the can down the legislative road, the General Assembly appears finally poised to do something about Georgia's problematic garnishment laws ("Lawmakers Try to Fix Garnishment Law Gutted by Federal Judge," Jan. 6 online, Jan. 7 in print).
January 11, 2016 at 11:15 AM
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After much kicking of the can down the legislative road, the General Assembly appears finally poised to do something about Georgia’s problematic garnishment laws (“Lawmakers Try to Fix Garnishment Law Gutted by Federal Judge,” Jan. 6 online, Jan. 7 in print).
Unfortunately, the Georgia business community, in large part, would continue to be the can under provisions of Senate Bill 255, the proposed statutory revision. (Debtors and plaintiffs’ attorneys seem to fare much better.)
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