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2024 Southeastern Legal Awards Honorees Announced
The Daily Report and Law.com are pleased to announce its 2024 winners and finalists for the second annual Southeastern Legal Awards. Previously known…Court affirms dismissal of action for excessive use of force by the police, concluding it was not a proper renewal action where plaintiff's original case was dismissed for lack of diligence in service
Plaintiffs Who Secured $1.7B Award Accuse Ford of Trying to Double Its Briefing Page Count
With so much money on the line, parties and non-parties alike are asking the Court of Appeals to weigh in on their disputes.Court upholds decision to compel arbitration and an arbitration award in a divorce case despite allegations of breach of an arbitration agreement and contentions of arbitrator bias
Defendants in Contested $11M Default Judgment Appeal Case to Ga. Supreme Court
"We don't think it's going to go anywhere, because the trial judge already rejected their other arguments," plaintiff-appellee counsel said. "Obviously, the defense doesn't either, or they wouldn't be trying to take it to the Supreme Court.View more book results for the query "Oliver Maner LLP"
Court vacates order granting a motion to set aside a default judgment and remands for application of proper legal standard and assessment of movant's burden of proof
Municipal Immunity Question Could Rise to Ga. Supreme Court
The Court of Appeal's disposition the first time the case was heard could be changed by recent constitutional amendment and the state Supreme Court's ruling in Sons of Confederate Veterans v. Henry County Board of Commissioners.How a Ga. Firm Was Impacted by Breadth of Fani Willis' Trump Investigation
With a South Georgia county being "bombarded" with open records requests, a law firm—even though it's untouched directly—has confronted some headaches as a result of the probe into the ex-president's alleged election interference.Jury Rules in Ga. Jailer's Favor in Trial Over Inmates' Right to Vegan Meals
"We think it was the correct result. Major [Randy] Austin was simply trying to do his job to gain control of an inordinate number of special diet requests at the Glynn County Detention Center," said Patrick O'Connor, a partner with Oliver Maner in Savannah who represented Austin in the case. "He never had any intent or desire to interfere with anyone's religious beliefs or practices."Ga. Trial Regarding Inmates' Right to Vegan Meals to Start Tuesday
"Pastor and Mrs. Smith contend that Major [Randy] Austin violated their rights protected by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution to the free exercise of their religion. Major Austin's wanton, arbitrary, and capricious violation of Pastor and Mrs. Smith's rights to freely exercise their religion damaged them in the amount of two million dollars," the proposed consolidated pretrial order said.Law Firm Operational Considerations for the Corporate Transparency Act
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