Court of Appeals Upholds Bolton Standard of “Superior Knowledge” In Premises Suits
Brandon Montgomery was allegedly attacked outside of a gas station owned by ABH. Montgomery lived near the shopping center where the gas...
Knowledge of Trip and Fall may not Support Sanctions/Constitute Notice of Potential Litigation
Following review of the grant of a motion for spoliation sanctions, the Court of Appeals found that the trial court abused its discretion...
Court of Appeals Considers the Special Circumstance Related to Imputed Employer Liability
The Court of Appeals in DMAC81, LLC v. Nguyen, Docket No. A20A1991, recently reviewed the special circumstance and special mission...
Court of Appeals Wrestles with Exclusive Remedy of Temporary Employee of Subcontractor
CPPI was hired by Savannah-Chatham County Schools to build a school. The construction management agreement provided that CPPI would...
Assumption of the Risk Does Not Necessarily Raise a Jury Question
On April 12, 2016, Enrique Gonzalez-Nunez was working for Tri State Tire Company, loading and unloading trucks. Gonzalez-Nunez would...