July 13, 2021 GEORGIA COURT OF APPEALS CONTINUES TO HOLD PLAINTIFFS ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR OWN SAFETY In the case of Crebs et. al. v. Bass Pro Outdoor World et. al., plaintiff Amanda Crebs injured her knee when she tripped and fell over a decorative fence that protruded into the walkway. 2021 WL 2621431 (G.A. App. June 25, 2021). Ms. Crebs…
July 7, 2021 NEW GEORGIA COURT OF APPEALS CASE CONFIRMS THE PRACTICAL IMPORTANCE OF HOW A SPOLIATION ISSUE CAN IMPACT YOUR INSURED’S CASE AND THAT THE SANCTION ITSELF IS A LEGAL CONCLUSION FOR THE TRIAL JUDGE
June 23, 2021 TREBLE DAMAGES ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO PLAINTIFFS IN PREMISES LIABILITY ACTIONS AGAINST PROPERTY OWNERS UNDER THE GEORGIA STREET GANG TERRORISM AND PREVENTION ACT
June 4, 2021 A Summer Break for Schools: Eleventh Circuit Holds Student Safety Outweighs ADA Protection
