The trial court improperly excluded a plaintiff from the courtroom when he could not keep his head off the table due to his il

The statute of limitation barred the trust beneficiaries' claims against the trustee for breach of fiduciary duty and breach of trust, and the beneficiaries did not exercise due diligence to discove

A pr to answer for another's debt under the Statute of Frauds is only enforceable against a promisor if it identifies the debt, the principal debtor and the pr

Although the guaranties at issue did not individually and specifically identify the debt guaranteed, the plain meaning of their language showed that the obligations had no temporal limitation and ap

The trial court did not contradict itself by granting a permanent injunction in its original order and then stating in its order denying the motion for a new trial that the defendants had standing t

The evidence supported the award of attorneys' fees to th llee, since the parties' representation agreement provided that th llant would pay th llee at the rate of $335 per hour, if t

In an asbestos case, the appellants' other evidence, based on the decedent's depositions and the depositions of several alleged co-workers, sufficiently specific to establish that the decedent

The trial court did not lack subject matter jurisdiction on grounds that the parties agreed to submit to binding arbitration, because the law firm's former client took actions in the litigation that

Exculpatory clauses in a trust instrument are not effective to relieve a trustee of liability for breach of trust committed in bad faith, intentionally or with reckless indifference to the interest

The jury's verdict of $650K to the former assistant professor of ophthalmology at the Medical College of Georgia "MCG" for the breach of his employment contract for failing to follow MCG's own Rules