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The Georgia Supreme Court’s recent holding in Alston & Bird v. Hatcher Management that damages cannot be apportioned to nonparties in single-defendant cases means parties facing tort claims will need to explore various avenues to counter this precarious result, say Christian Bromley and Kevin Arocha at BCLP.
There are two noise ordinances in Georgia related to the volume of your radio and the noise of your muffler. But it's up to police on whether they want to enforce it
Gov. Kemp signs bill allowing Georgia college athletes to make money off their image WSBTV.com News Staff Thursday is a big day for college athletes in Georgia. Popular Searches Governor Kemp signed a bill into law allowing them to make money off their image. It’s called the Name, Image, Likeness Bill or HB 617. “I think it’s just a sign of things to come and gives us another tool in the toolbox. And sure this issue will develop over the years,” said Gov. Kemp. [DOWNLOAD: ] It protects student athletes from being punished if they make any sort of profit off themselves...
By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support local journalism. Guest column, Lee Darragh: Victims Rights Week offers chance to honor those rights and those who help victims Lee Darragh, District attorney of the Northeastern Judicial Circuit By Lee Darragh District attorney of the Northeastern Judicial Circuit As a new assistant district attorney in 1979, I started my prosecution career in Savannah, Chatham County. In that office at that time, there was established one of the first victim/witness advocacy...