Add to ORKGGeorgia voters passed a constitutional amendment in November 2018, endorsing the establishment of a state-wide business court. The Act serves as the enabling legislation for the state-wide business court’s creation and implementation. Among other provisions, the Act provides the court’s location alternatives, jurisdictional limitations, filing fee, amount in controversy requirements, filing and transfer procedures, consent and objection rights for parties with cases and controversies slated for adjudication in state-wide business court, and minimum experience requirements for the presiding judge
Senate Constitutional Amendment 12. Amends Sections 3, 4, 5, 13, adds Sections 4a, 4b, 4c, 11a, repe...
The Georgia appellate courts face challenges common to many courts in these days of reduced governme...
The Georgia magistrate court handbook with forms provides detailed coverage of actions that may be b...
Georgia voters passed a constitutional amendment in November 2018, endorsing the establishment of a ...
The United States judiciary includes specialized court systems within its baseline civil and crimina...
A sub-clause of Georgia\u27s business venue statute, as construed in October 2016, violates the Comm...
The General Assembly passed this resolution during its 1994 session, but the voters of Georgia must ...
Business courts or complex commercial divisions are growing in popularity as an effective tool to ch...
This Article surveys noteworthy decisions involving corporations and limited liability companies iss...
The Act, known as the Civil Litigation Improvement Act of 2000, amends several sections of the Georg...
The Act expands the jurisdiction of the Georgia Court of Appeals and increases the number of Supreme...
Assembly Constitutional Amendment 35. Amends Constitution. Article VI, section 11. Declares Legislat...
The Act provides for a means of funding court-annexed or court-referred alternative dispute resoluti...
Georgia\u27s first constitution, the Constitution of 1777, contained a section providing that all m...
Another banner year for local governments. A gubernatorial veto preserves, for now, the Georgia Supr...
Senate Constitutional Amendment 12. Amends Sections 3, 4, 5, 13, adds Sections 4a, 4b, 4c, 11a, repe...
The Georgia appellate courts face challenges common to many courts in these days of reduced governme...
The Georgia magistrate court handbook with forms provides detailed coverage of actions that may be b...
Georgia voters passed a constitutional amendment in November 2018, endorsing the establishment of a ...
The United States judiciary includes specialized court systems within its baseline civil and crimina...
A sub-clause of Georgia\u27s business venue statute, as construed in October 2016, violates the Comm...
The General Assembly passed this resolution during its 1994 session, but the voters of Georgia must ...
Business courts or complex commercial divisions are growing in popularity as an effective tool to ch...
This Article surveys noteworthy decisions involving corporations and limited liability companies iss...
The Act, known as the Civil Litigation Improvement Act of 2000, amends several sections of the Georg...
The Act expands the jurisdiction of the Georgia Court of Appeals and increases the number of Supreme...
Assembly Constitutional Amendment 35. Amends Constitution. Article VI, section 11. Declares Legislat...
The Act provides for a means of funding court-annexed or court-referred alternative dispute resoluti...
Georgia\u27s first constitution, the Constitution of 1777, contained a section providing that all m...
Another banner year for local governments. A gubernatorial veto preserves, for now, the Georgia Supr...
Senate Constitutional Amendment 12. Amends Sections 3, 4, 5, 13, adds Sections 4a, 4b, 4c, 11a, repe...
The Georgia appellate courts face challenges common to many courts in these days of reduced governme...
The Georgia magistrate court handbook with forms provides detailed coverage of actions that may be b...