Kelcey Caulder

Aprio Advisory Group LLC was hit with a proposed class action in Georgia federal court by a former employee who said its lax data security measures led to a data breach in May that exposed the personal information of hundreds, if not thousands, of people.

Emory University was freed from a white former worker's claim that a Black vice provost fired him due to race, age and gender bias, with a federal judge finding that no reasonable jury could conclude from the evidence that the employee was terminated for those reasons.

Cop Pitches Nationwide Class In Flock Privacy Lawsuit

Georgia property owners will mediate a dispute with land developers over claims that the developers polluted streams and a lake on their property during preparations for a solar farm, according to an order in federal court.

ICE Says It Will Ditch Detention Site Fought By City

A Piggly Wiggly operator has agreed to pay $65,000 to end a U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission suit alleging the grocer forced a religious deli worker to work on the Sunday Sabbath, according to a Friday filing in Georgia federal court.

Amazon Web Services Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. have been sued in Georgia federal court by a disabled veteran who alleged Amazon "took and destroyed" his prescription medication and then forced him onto reduced-pay leave for six months and placed him on an unjustified performance plan for reporting what happened.

The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Services ran afoul of federal law and a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision by giving Black and Hispanic applicants an advantage over white and Asian applicants in admissions, the U.S. Department of Justice said Thursday.

Georgia's highest court questioned Tuesday whether precedent supported a hotel operator's push to unravel a $17.4 million attorney fee award that came on top of $21 million in damages won by a teenager who was assaulted at one of the company's inns.

The Georgia Court of Appeals said Monday that a trial court rightly freed a fraternity and property owner from lawsuits over a deadly shooting that took place at a homecoming block party at Fort Valley State University in 2021.