A recent ruling from the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals (whose decisions directly control federal cases in Georgia, Florida, and Alabama,) is a reminder that even the most seemingly perfunctory parts of an agreement, up to and
June 30, 2022
Several Ways that You Can Defeat a Federal RICO Claim (and How Georgia’s RICO Law Differs)
Non-lawyers often associate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act with mobsters and gangs. RICO’s reach spans far beyond that, though. The statute allows for civil actions, making a federal RICO...
June 16, 2022
Succeeding in a Commercial Contract Breach Case in Georgia After the Other Side Defaults
When it becomes necessary to sue a supplier, a distributor, a designer, or another commercial contract partner, you probably have some general expectations. This includes facing vigorous opposition. So, you may wonder, what...
May 31, 2022
Succeeding in a Motion for Summary Judgment When Your Borrower Has Defaulted on Its Loan
In these challenging economic times, many businesses face substantial struggles. Sometimes, those struggles may lead a business that owes money to yours to fall behind on paying its debts. Of course, your business’ own...
May 31, 2022
When Money Alone Isn’t Enough: Obtaining Injunctive Relief in Your Georgia Contract Dispute Case
Sometimes, what you need from your commercial contract litigation action is an appropriate sum of money damages to compensate you for the harm you suffered before and during the litigation. Sometimes, though, no amount of...
