On August 6, 2020, Governor Kemp signed the “Georgia COVID-19 Pandemic Business Safety Act” (the “Act”). The Act substantially limits tort claims against “healthcare facilities and providers, entities and individuals” in Georgia unless the entity or individual showed gross negligence, willful and wanton misconduct, reckless infliction of harm, or intentional infliction of harm. Except for these…
As a minority shareholder of a company, whether it’s publicly-traded or privately-held, you do not have control over the corporate decisions made. As a result, the company’s Board, executives, and majority shareholders may elect to sell or merge the company without your approval or consent. In many instances, minority shareholders may believe that the price…
Giving birth, or watching a loved one give birth, should be a memorable and joyous occasion. It can also undoubtedly be a stressful, painful, and intense occasion. There are often many unknowns, and expectant mothers and their families rely upon medical providers like OB/GYNs and nurse midwives to protect their health and safety. Many assume…
The role courts play in interpreting the U.S. Constitution is a major topic of the country’s public debates and news media. Constitutional law keeps the nation’s governing system growing and improving, but it can also limit judges from using their own values and judgments to decide a case. Andersen, Tate & Carr litigation associate Jaletta…