A Georgia state court took a strict approach in applying new statutory language implemented in light of the state's tort system overhaul, prompting attorneys to debate at what point in a trial juries should be told about injuries.
By Jennifer Mandato · September 24, 2026, 8:48 PM EDT
In one of the first tests of Georgia's tort overhaul, the state Court of Appeals put a narrow lens on new evidence standards but left an opening for future debate about...
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