Samuel A. MullmanNov 11, 2022Indivisible Judgment Rule Applies to Judgments Without ApportionmentThe Court of Appeals of Georgia reversed a trial court that refused to apply the indivisible judgment rule based on the underlying...
Samuel A. MullmanApr 1, 2022Supreme Court of Georgia Allows Recovery of Legal Fees Under OCGA § 13-6-11 and OCGA §9-11-68Maybe the title of this pose does not exclaim what a big deal this case is for litigants. The Supreme Court of Georgia held that it is...
Samuel A. MullmanNov 17, 2021Market Value At Time Of Breach Is Value Used to Determine Damages On Convertible NoteThe Court of Appeals of Georgia held that a liquidated damages provision in a convertible note was a penalty and therefore unenforceable...
Samuel A. MullmanAug 26, 2021No Reduction Of Damages Against A Single Defendant Based On Allocation Of Fault To A NonpartyIn a case of first impression, the Supreme Court of Georgia held that O.C.G.A. § 51-12-33 does not allow a reduction of damages against a...