Georgia 'tort reform' bill heads to Gov. Kemp's desk to become law
"SB 68 will curb lawsuit abuse while protecting families, small businesses and Georgia's medical community," said Georgia Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Chris Clark in a prepared statement. "Passing [the bill] is one of the most significant steps taken to protect Georgia’s economic competitiveness."
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A Texas driver who sued Dallas and two of its police officers after he was injured in a high-speed chase — which ended when he lost control of his vehicle, which caught fire after crashing — saw a ...
Opponents claim the legislation would limit ... ATLANTA - The fight continues over proposed changes to how civil lawsuits are filed in Georgia. Sponsors of tort reform bills making their way ...
Martin was required to file an administrative tort claim with the U.S. Department of the Interior, which she did a few days prior to filing the civil suit. The department later rejected her ...
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