Tortious interference with business relations is one of the most frequently asserted — and most frequently dismissed — claims in Georgia commercial litigation. The theory is straightforward: a third party wrongfully interfered with a plaintiff's contract or...

Medical malpractice litigation in Georgia begins long before a complaint is filed. The statute requires plaintiffs to clear several procedural hurdles before the case can proceed, and failure on any one of them can end the claim before a single deposition is taken....

Georgia's renewal statute is one of the more plaintiff-friendly provisions in Georgia civil practice. It gives a plaintiff who has dismissed a timely-filed lawsuit a six-month window to refile — even if the original statute of limitations has since expired. O.C.G.A....