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Samuel A. Mullman

Mar 24, 2021

Trial Court Not Allowed to Compel Board Members To Attend Meeting Or Order A New Quorum Requirement

A trial court overseeing a protracted church dispute waded into the waters of the corporate code as it pertains to two disputing factions...

Samuel A. Mullman

Mar 22, 2021

Accidental Failure To Produce Discoverable Information Is Not Sanctionable

The Court of Appeals of Georgia reversed discovery sanctions against a party for failing to disclose an umbrella insurance policy....

Samuel A. Mullman

Mar 18, 2021

Duty to Preserve Evidence Begins When Party Has Actual or Constructive Knowledge of Lawsuit

The Court of Appeals clarified that a party has no duty to preserve evidence if it has no actual or constructive knowledge of a lawsuit....

Samuel A. Mullman

Mar 18, 2021

Administrative Agencies Can Enforce Subpoenas In Superior Courts From Administrative Investigations

The Georgia Administrative Procedure Act (the "Act"), see O.C.G.A. § 50-13-1 et seq., gives agency procedures for administrative...