Brett Barrouquere

Great American Alliance Insurance Co. has no coverage duties to two companies facing a personal injury suit over a shooting at an apartment complex, a Georgia appeals court affirmed, finding that the insurer’s reservation of rights letters contained enough specificity on what provisions in GAAIC’s p…

The Eleventh Circuit on Thursday affirmed the dismissal of a suit brought by a gun accessory shop in Georgia over a raid of its warehouse, ruling that the business has an adequate legal remedy in a related civil forfeiture proceeding.

An affiliate of Progressive Casualty Insurance couldn’t escape a proposed class action over payouts of totaled vehicles after a Georgia federal court rejected parts of its attempt to have the case tossed with the assertion that the class fell short with its complaint.

This fall, Georgia courts are contending with questions about whether the CEO of General Motors can be deposed in a civil case stemming from a car wreck and considering state duty-to-warn laws in a $200 million injury case. Here, Law360 breaks down four Georgia cases attorneys should be watching.

A Georgia university is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to turn away a petition by a sportswear company seeking to overturn a permanent ban on its use of trademarks belonging to the school.

Consumers who allege Graco Inc. improperly marketed its booster seats can move forward with most of a consolidated proposed class action because the company made express representations about the effectiveness of the seats, a Georgia federal judge held.

A Georgia probate judge says her free speech rights are being violated by ethics charges targeting her past social media posts referring to “homeless-sexuals,” commenting on male genitalia and advertising a wine night at an Atlanta bar.

A logistics industry digital payment company is accusing two of its founders in a Georgia federal court lawsuit of stealing proprietary information to start a rival business and trying to hide the theft by deleting records of the improperly downloaded information.

A Georgia federal judge on Wednesday ordered mediation in a proposed class action over a leaky fuel hose in several model years of Mercedes-Benz cars after the automaker issued a warranty extension that covers the owners who filed the lawsuit.

A Georgia Court of Appeals panel on Tuesday looked for a way to lessen a sanction described by one attorney as a “death sentence” for a dental clinic that refused to answer discovery requests in a case involving children sickened by a bacterial infection after visiting the clinic.