A restaurant manager's behavior in threatening to fire plaintiff if she left work to care for her injured son, though reckless and possibly wanton, did not rise to the level of outrageousness neces

Defendants did not violate the insurance code's prohibitions against cancellation of an entire line or class of business by declining to renew 1,260 stand-alone medical malpractice insurance pol

The plaintiff's injury claims arising out of her on-the-job exposure to asbestos were barred by the exclusive remedy provisions of Georgia's Workers' Compensatio

The trial court erred in granting summary judgment to plaintiffs on defendant's counterclaim for conversion and theft of a personal computer, since that claim was not governed by the Trade Secrets A

The superior court's error in determining that the parties' arbitration dispute was governed by the Federal Arbitration Act, rather than the Georgia Arbitration Code, did not require reversal of th

Since the plaintiff did not demonstrate that a city policy or custom encouraged or condoned her alleged rape by a city police officer, her § 1983 claims against the city, its mayor and its police ch

The trial court considering parental rights termin did not have to give preference to the child's grandmother in placing the child after termin