Kelcey Caulder

STK Atlanta, a New York-based steakhouse chain, has been sued in Georgia federal court by a Georgia resident who alleges she was sexually assaulted by a manager while working for the restaurant in 2022, harassed by coworkers about the assault and then fired after she reported the harassment.

The world's largest flooring manufacturer has sued 3M Co., E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Co., The Chemours Co., and Daikin America Inc. in Georgia state court, alleging the chemical manufacturers lied about the dangers of so-called forever chemicals in order to trick the company into purchasing their products.

Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing was hit Friday with a proposed class action alleging the company and its predecessor in interest, Specialized Loan Servicing LLC, inflated borrowers' balances on long-dormant second mortgages through "unfair, deceptive and unconscionable means."

A group of former Mercer University students and a professor asked a Georgia federal judge to preliminarily approve a settlement that would end a class action accusing the college of not protecting the personal information of more than 93,000 people from hackers during a 2023 data breach.

Johnson & Johnson was sued in Georgia federal court Wednesday by a former employee who said she was discriminated against for her disabilities, then fired for failing to relocate to New Jersey despite an agreement allowing her to work remotely from any East Coast location.

The companies behind high-interest loan products TitleMax, TitleBucks and InstaLoan have reached a tentative settlement with customers who alleged the companies failed to protect their personal information, leading to a data breach that affected an estimated 4.8 million people.

Poultry processing company Sanderson Farms was sued in Georgia federal court Tuesday by a couple who alleges they were fired for reporting sexual harassment and retaliation they suffered at the hands of managers and co-workers.

A Georgia federal judge encouraged the National Park Service to better manage the feral horses of Cumberland Island, even as she dismissed a lawsuit alleging federal and state agencies mistreated the animals and allowed them to trample the habitat, eggs and nests of endangered sea turtles and piping plovers.

Two Georgia companies were sued in federal court on Friday over their alleged failure to safeguard the personally identifiable information of thousands in data breaches that occurred earlier this year.

Two Georgia companies were sued in federal court on Friday over their alleged failure to safeguard the personally identifiable information of thousands in data breaches that occurred earlier this year.