The Supreme Court of Georgia rejects motions for reconsideration, sticking with its decisions to reinstate criminal charges against two metro Atlanta lawyers and their client and letting the lawyers' disqualification stand in the Waffle House sex tape saga.
November 15, 2017 at 10:22 AM
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Stick a fork in the long-running Waffle House sex tape litigation. The appeals — for now — are done.
Last Thursday, civil lawyers representing two Marietta attorneys whose client recorded a secret sex tape of the chairman of the Waffle House restaurant chain asked the Georgia Supreme Court to reconsider a Nov. 2 decision that let stand the disqualification of attorneys David Cohen and John Butters.
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