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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 under 2025 Georgia “Tort Reform” – Quick Overview
Governor Brian Kemp’s signing of Senate Bill 68 will introduce a new statutory framework for negligent security cases in Georgia. These cases arise when individuals suffer injuries or…
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Georgia’s new “tort reform” legislation – an overview
In coming days, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp will sign Senate Bill 68, a sweeping revision to numerous provisions of the Georgia Civil Practice Act and tort laws that…
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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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