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Mulkey v. The State
Publication Date: 2023-02-08 Practice Area: Criminal Law |
Evidence
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Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Judge: Presiding Judge Dillard Attorneys: For plaintiff: Matthew Winchester, (Law Offices of Matthew K. Winchester), Atlanta, Jason McLendon, (McLendon Law Firm), Atlanta, for appellant. For defendant: Elizabeth Racine, Aimee Sobhani, (Douglas County District Attorney), Douglasville, for appellee. Case number: A22A1452
Court affirms child molestation conviction over defendant's contentions of error regarding admission of prior bad acts evidence from similar charges that were dismissed
Now Casting: HBCU Law Grads Sought for Docu-Series Directed by Attorney
"They will be asked to discuss their reflections on why they went to law school, why they chose to attend an HBCU law school and why they selected the specific school they attended," said filmmaker and attorney Evangeline M. Mitchell.
Deal Watch: As Tech Layoffs Surge, Law Firms Seek Growth With Other Business Drivers
The past week saw no large announced tech transactions. The law firms that have typically advised Big Tech now appear to be seeking growth in other sectors and practices.
Georgia Department of Community Health v. Houston Hospitals, Inc.
Publication Date: 2022-11-25 Practice Area: Regulation
Industry: Health Care
Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Judge: Presiding Judge Dillard Attorneys: For plaintiff: Christopher Carr, Margaret Eckrote, Daniel Walsh, Crystal Lang, Cathelynn Tio, (Office of the Attorney General, Department of Law), Atlanta, for appellant. For defendant: Jason Bring, Michael Gray, Kara Gordon, (Arnall, Golden, Gregory), Atlanta, for appellee; Joshua Belinfante, Daniel Monahan, (Robbins Ross Alloy Belinfante Littlefield, LLC), Atlanta, Kathlynn Polvino, (KBP Law, P.C.), Atlanta, Stephen Ecenia, Jennifer Hinson, (Rutledge Ecenia, P.A.), Tallahassee, for other party. Case number: A22A1013
Court vacates orders that reversed a Department Health's grant of a Certificate of Need and remands to for Department to vacate and reconsider its decision
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AU Medical Center, Inc. v. Georgia Department of Community Health, et al.
Publication Date: 2022-11-23 Practice Area: Administrative Law |
Civil Appeals |
Health Care Law
Industry: Health Care
Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Judge: Presiding Judge Dillard Attorneys: For plaintiff: Robert Threlkeld, Elliott Coward, (Morris Manning & Martin, LLP), Atlanta, for appellant. For defendant: Joshua Belinfante, Daniel Monahan, (Robbins Ross Alloy Belinfante Littlefield, LLC), Atlanta, Stephen Ecenia, (Rutledge Ecenia, P. A.), Tallahassee, Cathelynn Tio, Christopher Carr, (Office of the Attorney General, Department of Law), Atlanta, Jennifer Hinson, (Rutledge Ecenia, P.A.), Tallahassee, Caylee Noggle, (Commissioner-C/O Office of Health Planning), Atlanta, Charles Thimmesch, (Office of the Attorney General), Atlanta, for appellee. Case number: A22A1148
Party Challenging Grant of Certificate of Need to Hospital Failed to Raise Claim Its Substantial Rights Were Prejudiced
Reversed on Appeal: Privileged Health Records Hurdle at Center of Legal Challenge
"This ruling sets a bar that criminal defendants must overcome if they want to attempt to obtain the privileged mental health records of the victim," said appellant attorney Ted Lavender of Lavender Hoffman in Atlanta.
Police Sued: Black Celebs Challenge Constitutionality of Pre-Flight 'Consensual Encounters'
"We urge the court to shut down CCPD's airport stop program immediately," Allegra Lawrence-Hardy of Lawrence & Bundy in Atlanta said in a statement Tuesday.
'They Followed Him ... And Killed Him': Georgia Court Revisits Landmark Trial
"One of our goals with the program is raising awareness of this case, which for some reason does not seem to get the kind of discussion that it deserves," said Georgia Court of Appeals Chief Judge Brian Rickman.
'There Was No Regulation': Court Grapples With Fault, Reasonable Care in Care-Home Death
"Because jury questions exist as to whether Felton Manor had superior knowledge that the automatic doors posed a hazard to its residents and whether Baney failed to exercise ordinary care for his own safety, we reverse the trial court's grant of summary judgment to Felton Manor," the Georgia Court of Appeals decided.TRENDING STORIES
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