The Georgia Court of Appeals has just issued a new case which clarifies apportionment of fault against a non-party which is codified at O.C.G.A. § 51-12-33. The statute and subsequent cases allow a Defendant in a civil case to file … Read More
How do you know if a waiver of liability is valid in Georgia? Georgia courts have addressed the issue in numerous opinions over the years, and these decisions generally hold that if a wavier is well-worded, written in plain English … Read More
One of the basic principles applicable to Commercial General Liability (CGL) policies for contractors is that the policies provide coverage for claims arising out of the contractor’s negligence, but that claims for breach of contract are excluded from coverage unless … Read More
It is an undisputed truth that insurance policies contain voluminous language explaining exactly what constitutes a covered claim. However, it is also true that whether a claim is covered may depend on when the insured calls his or her insurer … Read More