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There is an old maxim that, “What big print giveth the fine print taketh away.” In a case involving a used car sale, our Georgia Supreme Court this week said, “not so fast.” To make out a...

https://www.atlantainjurylawblog.com/georgia-business-litigation/when-is-the-fine-print-too-fine.html

Georgia law allows a plaintiff in a civil lawsuit one chance to dismiss without prejudice and refile. The renewal statute, OCGA § 9–2–61, allows a plaintiff who voluntarily dismisses a timel...

https://www.atlantainjurylawblog.com/uncategorized/a-trap-door-in-georgia-renewal-actions-for-uninsured-motorist-insurance-coverage.html

In the past 10 days this plaintiffs’ trial lawyer, in the capacity of State Bar of Georgia president, has co-presided over a joint meeting of the State Bar Executive Committee and the Georgia S...

https://www.atlantainjurylawblog.com/truck-wreck-of-the-day/moving-in-different-circles.html

My law practice is focused on commercial trucking accidents, personal injury and wrongful death cases for plaintiffs. As president of the State Bar of Georgia, I have many occasions to speak to g...

https://www.atlantainjurylawblog.com/trucking-litigation/trial-preparation-video-recording-of-depositions.html

My law practice is focused on personal injury, wrongful death and commercial trucking law practice. As president of the State Bar of Georgia, I have many occasions to speak to groups, both in and...

https://www.atlantainjurylawblog.com/legal-info/trial-preparation-propose-stipulation-that-attorneys-can-issue-deposition-subpoenas.html

As president of the State Bar of Georgia, I often have occasion to speak at events that extend beyond my own personal injury, wrongful death and commercial trucking law practice. The following is...

https://www.atlantainjurylawblog.com/legal-info/trial-preparation-draft-jury-instructions-early.html

As president of the State Bar of Georgia, I often have occasion to speak at events that extend beyond my own personal injury, wrongful death and commercial trucking law practice. The following is...

https://www.atlantainjurylawblog.com/trucking-litigation/trial-preparation-begin-with-the-end-in-view.html

As president of the State Bar of Georgia, I have occasion to work on a number of issues and controversies beyond the scope of my own personal injury, wrongful death and commercial trucking accide...

https://www.atlantainjurylawblog.com/trucking-technology/struggling-with-rules-on-when-public-defenders-can-represent-co-defendants.html

The proposed tax on legal services in Georgia would have unintended adverse consequences on the justice system and the delivery of legal services. Continue Reading

https://www.atlantainjurylawblog.com/legal-info/georgia-legislators-proposal-to-tax-legal-services-may-have-unintended-consequences.html

Last month there was a news story about the New Jersey Committee on Attorney Advertising, a panel appointed by the Supreme Court of New Jersey ruling that attorney advertisements that tout listin...

https://www.atlantainjurylawblog.com/legal-info/super-lawyer-listing-still-ok-in-georgia.html