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John D. Hadden – Trial Lawyer
Trial & Appellate Lawyer at Penn Law, LLC | Author on Torts and Evidence
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Negligent Security Claims Georgia’s 2025 “Tort Reform” Law
The Georgia General Assembly has instituted major changes to premises liability law in Georgia, making it more difficult to pursue claims against landlords and business owners who fail…
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Georgia’s new “tort reform” legislation – an overview
UPDATE: Senate Bill 68 was signed into law on April 21, 2025. In coming days, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp will sign Senate Bill 68, a sweeping revision to…
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From Penn Law: Big Business’s Tort Reform Agenda: A Threat to Republican Values and Constitutional Rights
From the Penn Law blog (https://www.pennlawgroup.com/blog/big-businesss-tort-reform-agenda-a-threat-to-republican-values-and-constitutional-rights/) Big Business and Insurers’ push for tort reform in Georgia is not only a direct assault on the constitutional right to trial…
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From Penn Law: They Are Coming for Your Constitutional Rights – It’s Time to Say NO
From Penn Law, LLC (https://www.pennlawgroup.com/blog/they-are-coming-for-your-constitutional-rights-its-time-to-say-no/) Two years ago, it was Florida. Now it’s Georgia’s turn. Insurance companies and big business are coming for your constitutional rights, disguising their…
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From Penn Law: Tort Reform? No, Insurance Reform
From the Penn Law, LLC Blog (https://pennlawgroup.com/pennlawblog/index.html) In Georgia, debates around tort reform have drawn recent attention, yet the data reveals a misdiagnosis of the problem. Despite claims…
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Georgia Supreme Court addresses witness requirements for criminal accomplices
Georgia evidence law states that “[t]he testimony of a single witness is generally sufficient to establish a fact.” This rule is contained in Title 24, Chapter 14 of…
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