5/6/10
By Philip W. Savrin
The Supreme Court of Georgia has answered a lingering question as to whether an insurer can assert coverage defenses when it has defended its insured without a reservation of rights absent a showing of prejudice to …
5/6/10
By Philip W. Savrin
The Supreme Court of Georgia has answered a lingering question as to whether an insurer can assert coverage defenses when it has defended its insured without a reservation of rights absent a showing of prejudice to …
NLRA Provides Protections Even to Non-Union Employees
5/1/10
By Ben Mathis and Jonathan Kandel
Sex, Lies, Academic Studies – Fulton County Adult Entertainment Ordinance Upheld
5/1/10
By Dana Maine
Creditors Can Turn Back Time: Potential Recovery from Insolvent Debtors
5/1/10
By Bart Gary and Will Tate
The Georgia Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act allows a creditor to reverse, receive value for or attach certain transfers of a debtor. The Act protects creditors from a debtor’s transfers in two situations.
Imagine that …