Samuel A. Mullman
Court of Appeals Offers "Collusion" Definition for Vanishing Venue Disputes
The Court of Appeals of Georgia has stated – for the first time – a definition of collusion in the context of vanishing venue. Proof of...
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Samuel A. Mullman
Nov 22, 2022
Practice Tip: Object to Jury Charge at Charge Conference and When Jury Returns the Verdict
The form of a verdict and the submission of a special verdict are within the discretion of the trial court, and, absent an abuse of that...
Samuel A. Mullman
Nov 11, 2022
Indivisible Judgment Rule Applies to Judgments Without Apportionment
The Court of Appeals of Georgia reversed a trial court that refused to apply the indivisible judgment rule based on the underlying...
Samuel A. Mullman
Jul 6, 2022
Court of Appeals Refuses to Expand Corporate Continuation Doctrine and De Facto Merger Doctrine
The Court of Appeals offered guidance on the corporate continuation doctrine finding that the factors as stated at common law are the...
Samuel A. Mullman
Jun 1, 2022
COA Muddies the Waters on Good Faith Basis of Offer of Settlement
An offer of settlement for $3,000.00 on a $40,000.00 claim was found to not be made in good faith despite the defendant in the case...
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