Court accepts attorney's petition for voluntary discipline and surrender of her law license, effectively barring her from the practice of law in Georgia

Court affirms jury verdict in favor of drug distributors in an opioid-related negligence lawsuit, and dismisses as moot the distributors' challenge to the constitutionality of a statute

Court reverses appellate court and affirms trial court's denial of class certification in a lawsuit against a medical service provider due to lack of typicality among class member claims

Court reverses ex parte order and vacates nuisance findings in a County's public-nuisance case against apartments, and affirms that Civil Practice Act applies to nuisance abatement actions

Father Denied In-Person Parenting Time Due to Wish to Terminate Parental Rights

Court reverses dismissal of petition for child support modification based on alleged income loss where petition was filed within an exception of the two-year limitation in OCGA § 19-6-15 (k) (2)

Default Judgment Granted in Infringement Case But Statutory Damages Need Substantiation

Plaintiff moved to certify a class for a Fair Credit Reporting Act Section 1861e(c) claim in his putative class action against defendants. The court denied the motion, holding that plaintiff failed to demonstrate the class certification requirements of numerosity and ascertainability where a credit card issuer had closed thousands of credit card accounts based not only upon adverse reports generated by defendants, but in reliance upon other sources of information as well.

Medical Malpractice Suit Dismissed, Plaintiff's Expert's Opinion Was Insufficient