- 07.12.2024
Swift Currie attorney Leah Parker authored an article published by Today’s General Counsel providing insight on how the, “Georgia Supreme Court Reshapes Vicarious Liability Under the Commute Rule.”
- 06.27.2024
Swift Currie attorney Rebecca Strickland authored an article published by Today’s General Counsel providing guidance for, “How Companies Should Minimize Their Punitive Damage Award Risk.”
- 06.25.2024
Swift Currie attorney Sarah Luna authored an article published by WorkersCompensation.com on June 25 highlighting the importance of providing a “Panel of Physicians in Georgia Workers’ Compensation.”
- 06.07.2024
Swift Currie attorney Jim Johnson discusses how to navigate the intricacies of insurance claim demands through information gathering in his article "Why Recorded Claimant Statements Are Critical to Insurance Litigation," published by PropertyCasualty360 on June 7.
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- 06.04.2024
Swift Currie attorneys Sophie Levine and Cat Gavrilidis’ article, “Navigating Georgia’s New Kratom Regulations: What Retailers, Manufacturers and Consumers Need to Know,” published on June 4 in the Daily Report.
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- 05.21.2024
In an article published in Insurance Journal on May 21, Swift Currie attorney Jack McCall discusses nuances to the statute of limitations of personal injury cases in Georgia in which individuals have two years to file suit for premise liability that resulted in the injury.
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- 05.17.2024
Kori Wagner and Marissa Merrill authored an article for the DRI In-House Defense Quarterly
in which they discuss how the Georgia Supreme Court's recent ruling has significantly altered the scope of liability for business owners, property occupiers and security contractors in negligent security premises liability cases.Click here to view the full article.
- 05.08.2024
On March 18, 2024, the Georgia General Assembly passed Senate Bill 426, which amends O.C.G.A. § 40-1-112 and O.C.G.A. § 40-2-140 and limits the circumstances under which a plaintiff can assert a direct action against the insurer of a motor carrier. It has been signed by the Governor.
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