Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is permitting certain businesses to resume operations under specified guidelines beginning April 24, 2020.  F...

The Coronavirus has impacted, and will continue to impact, virtually every person and business in some way.  Information is being communi...

By David S. Fried New laws effective July 1, 2018 may impact your decision to purchase a new car, change your neighborhood firefighters’ ...

By David S. Fried Every year, new bills signed into law the previous year go into effect.  Here in Georgia, this year is no different wit...

The Georgia Court of Appeals recently affirmed summary judgment for a hospital on a bereaved mother’s claim of negligent infliction of em...

Fried & Bonder defeated a text spammer’s first attempt at dismissing a Telephone Consumer Protection Act class action. Even if you consen...

By David S. Fried Texting & Driving…it can wait has launched a campaign to help people resist the urge to text while driving. A new surve...

Provision Does Not Preclude Apportionment of Fault to Employer The Supreme Court of Georgia recently held that, in cases involving workpl...

By Joseph A. White In 2013, the pendulum swung in favor of employers seeking to enforce class action waivers in arbitration agreements. A...

– Developing Law Around Social Media and the Workplace By David S. Fried Over the last year, we have written, blogged and linked many of ...

Bullying lawsuits are increasingly in the headlines. For example: • In October 2013, the parents of a 9-year-old sued the Santa Barbara U...