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February 07, 2017 |

Lawyers, Precedents Clash in High Court Case About Teenager's Suicide

The Georgia Supreme Court considers the case of a woman trying to hold police liable in the suicide of her 14-year-old daughter.
6 minute read
February 01, 2017 |

Woman Hit by Officer Who Ran Stop Sign Awarded $525K by Swainsboro Jury

A jury awarded $525,000 to a woman injured when an Emanuel County sheriff's deputy ran a stop sign and hit her SUV. The deputy was on duty but was not en route to an emergency at the time of the 2011 wreck.
6 minute read
January 13, 2017 |

Bigger Bench Means More Questions From Justices

The Georgia Supreme Court didn't just expand this week. It warmed.
10 minute read
January 07, 2017 |

With Snowstorm Looming, Governor Swears In New Chief and Presiding Justices for Georgia Supreme Court

When Gov. Nathan Deal's declared winter storm state of emergency began at noon Friday, he was in the packed chambers of the Georgia House of Representatives taking care of some previously scheduled business: swearing in the new chief and presiding justices of the Georgia Supreme Court.
11 minute read
December 30, 2016 |

Reese Took Unusual Route to the Georgia Appeals Bench

Newly sworn in Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Clyde Reese II was the one to point out to the Judicial Nominating Commission that his resume was not like the other candidates.
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The Mayor Aldermen of the City of Garden City v. Harris
Publication Date: 2016-12-28
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Court: Court of Appeals
Judge: Ellington, John J.
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For plaintiff: Patrick O'Connor and David Mullens Oliver Maner LLP, Savannah, for appellant.
For defendant: . Christopher Britt and Jeremy McKenzie Karsman, McKenzie Hart, Savannah, for appellees.
Case number: A16A0945

Because City charged a fee to enter a City-owned stadium, an exception to the Recreational Property Act applied and City was, therefore, not immune from liability under the Act in plaintiffs' suit

October 31, 2016 |

Gov. Deal Names New Court of Appeals Judge

Clyde Reese III, who will fill the vacancy left by Herbert Phipps, has a long career in state government but no prior experience as a judge.
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McKuhen v. TransformHealthRX Inc.
Publication Date: 2016-09-08
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Court: Court of Appeals
Judge: Miller, M. Yvette
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For plaintiff: Thomas Withers Gillen Withers Lake LLC, and Ronald Poirier, Savannah, for appellant.
For defendant: . Steven Bristol, Mary Boone, Madeline Mitchell Hall, Booth, Smith Slover PC, Brunswick, Benjamin Perkins Oliver Maner LLP, Savannah, and Colin Sammon Janik LLP, Broadview Heights, OH, for appellees.
Case number: A16A0176

The Court of Appeals partially vacated the grant of summary judgment to the defendants on the plaintiffs' deliberate indifference claims arising after an inmate died in her cell at a county

City of Tybee Island v. Harrod
Publication Date: 2016-08-09
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Court: Court of Appeals
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For plaintiff: Patrick O'Connor and Paul Threlkeld Oliver Maner LLP, Savannah, for appellant.
For defendant: Robert Turner Savage, Turner, Pinson Karsman, and Ashleigh Madison Southeast Law LLC, Savannah, for appellee.
Case number: A16A0572

The trial court erred in failing to decide the threshold legal issue as to whether the city was entitled to sovereign immunity in the plaintiff's suit for assault and battery and intentional inflic

Media Gen. Operations Inc. v. St. Lawrence
Publication Date: 2016-08-05
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Court: Court of Appeals
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For plaintiff: Sarah Craig Akerman LLP, Tampa, FL, for appellant.
For defendant: Jennifer Burns District Attorney's Office, William Claiborne Claiborne Surmay, Robert Lovett FisherBroyles LLP, Patrick O'Connor Oliver Maner LLP, and R. Jonathan Hart, Savannah, for appellees. Amicus Curiae: Lucas Andrews, Peter Canfield, and Meredith Kincaid Jones Day, Atlanta.
Case number: A16A0280

The sheriff's office and district attorney were not required to release to a media company certain records under the Open Records Act, because the records sought, which related to the death of an in

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