Verdict Magazine The Journal of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association

Supreme Court Of Georgia Finds Error In Exclusion Of Expert Witness: Appropriate Inquiry Is Whether Expert Has “Appropriate Level Of Knowledge” In Performing Or Teaching The Procedure At Issue

The Georgia Open Records Act (the “Act”) made headlines this past summer thanks to University of Georgia’s new football head coach, Kirby Smart.

What is abundantly clear to any American layperson who has access to television or the Internet is that same-sex marriage is now recognized in this country.

"We have a verdict.” No matter how many cases I try in front of a jury, those words still give me knots in my stomach.

The Employee Retirement Income and Security Act is the black hole of healthcare reimbursement from the plaintiff’s lawyer’s perspective.

Many trial lawyers have confronted the increasingly common scenario in liability cases in which a hospital asserts a lien for the full amount of a hospital bill despite the fact that the injured individual is a Medicare beneficiary.

Leann and Steve were friends of a friend. Leann worked in a plant where they print the veneers used in the production of kitchen cabinets and laminate floors