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The State v. Jones
Publication Date: 2024-05-21 Practice Area: Criminal Law
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Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Judge: Judge Brown Attorneys: For plaintiff: N/a For defendant: N/a Case number: A24A0328
Court affirms suppression of DUI evidence due to unreasonable prolongation of traffic stop, and vacates and remands a ruling on probable cause
Lama v. Meta Platforms Inc.
Publication Date: 2024-05-14 Practice Area: Personal Injury |
Products Liability |
Social Media
Industry: Technology Media and Telecom
Court: U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York, U.S. - NDNY Judge: District Judge Glenn T. Suddaby Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number: 3:23-CV-0462
Communications Decency Act §230 Bars Claims for Negligent, Strict Products Liability
Victory Media Group, LLC v. Georgia Department of Transportation
Publication Date: 2024-05-14 Practice Area: Constitutional Law
Industry: Advertising
Court: Georgia Supreme Court Judge: Presiding Justice Peterson Attorneys: For plaintiff: Edward Adam Webb, (Webb, Klase & Lemond, LLC), Atlanta, for appellant. For defendant: Logan B. Winkles, Amy Lynne Patterson, Christopher M. Carr, (Department of Law), Atlanta, Denise E. Weiner, Pearson Kern Cunningham, (Hall, Booth, Smith P.C.), Atlanta, for appellee. Case number: S24C0144
Court denies petition for certiorari where applicant had challenged the constitutionality of Georgia's Advertising Control Act, citing lack of direct harm
Milton v. The State
Publication Date: 2024-05-10 Practice Area: Criminal Law
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Court: Georgia Supreme Court Judge: Justice McMillian Attorneys: For plaintiff: James Allan Rogers, (The Law Office of James A. Rogers), Athens, for appellant. For defendant: Patricia B. Attaway Burton, Clint Christopher Malcolm, Meghan Hobbs Hill, Elizabeth Haase Brock, Christopher M. Carr, (Department of Law), Atlanta, William Patrick Doupé, Ali Pauline Ritch, (Toombs Circuit District Attorney’s Office), Thompson, for appellee. Case number: S24A0068
Court affirms convictions for murder and gun possession over defendant's challenge to the sufficiency of evidence amid conflicting testimonies from witnesses
Culverson v. The State
Publication Date: 2024-05-09 Practice Area: Criminal Law
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Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Judge: Judge Hodges Attorneys: For plaintiff: Andrew Thomas, Valdosta, for appellant. For defendant: Joseph Mulholland, Christopher Quinn, Banks Smith, (South Georgia Judicial Circuit District Attorney’s Office), Bainbridge, for appellee. Case number: A24A0543
Court affirms convictions for invasion of privacy and sexual battery over defendant's challenges to sufficiency of evidence, juror's post-evidence review of an exhibit, and claims of cumulative error
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AI/IP Issues Part 1: State of the Law and Anticipating Issues Including Licensing Concerns
Join this webcast and learn how generative AI will help companies understand the new legal landscape for patents, copyrights, licensing, and trade secrets.
No Crystal Ball Needed: Predicting Litigation Outcomes Through Data Analytics
The use of data analytics in legal processes is no longer optional, but crucial as it advances. With these tools at their disposal, lawyers can approach litigation with a data-driven strategy, rather than relying just on luck and hours of manual review.
Former Legal Exec at Hulu, Disney Joins Telecom Aiming to Narrow Digital Divide
Lumen CEO Kate Johnson said that newly appointed Chief Legal Officer Chadwick Ho's "innovative and proven experience with large public companies and his ability to fuel growth in the technology sector makes him the perfect person to guide Lumen through its ongoing transformation."
A Reefer Remand: Sending Smoke Signals to NJ's Highest Court for Novel Cannabis Law Questions
The judicial landscape, at both the state and federal levels, is tasked with determining the existence of a private cause of action under each state's medical cannabis statute. This determination hinges on whether the statute delegates enforcement responsibilities to a governmental entity, or if it lacks an independent mechanism for addressing employer violations.
Scranton Attorney Gets Prison Time After Pleading Guilty to Forgery, Tampering With Records
James Conaboy was sentenced to between 30 days and one year in prison followed by four years on probation. He was disbarred last year for misleading clients about a phantom settlement.TRENDING STORIES
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