Kelcey Caulder

A Georgia federal judge has freed Katt Williams from a suit brought by four women who alleged they were jumped and threatened at gunpoint by the comedian and his entourage outside an Atlanta nightclub, ruling Friday that the claims are time-barred.

A trial court jumped the gun in tossing a lawsuit against a construction company by two ex-human resource directors who claimed they were fired for raising concerns about fraudulent work authorization records, the Georgia Court of Appeals has ruled.

Appeals Court Gives Fired HR Directors 2nd Shot At RICO Suit

The Georgia Court of Appeals ruled Monday that a medical center must face a lawsuit from a woman who alleges her father died due to substandard care, faulting a lower court for concluding that a Peach State statute and executive orders related to the COVID-19 pandemic doomed the case. 

The Georgia Court of Appeals on Friday vacated a trial court's decision in eight toxic tort bellwether suits claiming harmful emissions from a Sterigenics sterilization plant caused cancer and birth defects, saying the trial court used the wrong legal standard regarding expert testimony in toxic tort cases.

A Florida couple have moved to disqualify a Georgia federal judge from presiding over their medical malpractice case, citing alleged conflicts of interest involving the judge's family members and their connections to Southeast Georgia Health System Inc.

The Georgia Court of Appeals found a trial court should have let a jury decide whether two solar companies were obligated to pay $150,000 per year in fixed fees to the owners of 295 acres of property in Mitchell County that they planned to develop for solar energy production.

The Georgia Court of Appeals found a trial court should have let a jury decide whether two solar companies were obligated to pay $150,000 per year in fixed fees to the owners of 295 acres of property in Mitchell County that they planned to develop for solar energy production.

The Georgia Court of Appeals found a trial court should have let a jury decide whether two solar companies were obligated to pay $150,000 per year in fixed fees to the owners of 295 acres of property in Mitchell County that they planned to develop for solar energy production.

Georgia-based software firm Ebix Inc. asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed against it by its ousted former CEO, who alleged the company's director tried to blackmail him into dropping a suit over his severance pay by threatening to release "intimate images" of him and his wife.