In the world of business litigation, some judicial decisions are groundbreaking. Others are not, but still kind of amusing. The Fifth...

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

But Does Not Abrogate Joint and Several Liability for Tortfeasors Acting in Concert. By Scott L. Bonder On March 13, 2019, the Georgia...

By Joseph A. White and David S. Fried In recent years, courts throughout the country (including, notably, the United States Supreme...

By Joseph A. White and David S. Fried It drew a great deal of attention a few years ago when Georgia adopted its new “restrictive...

By Joseph A. White, Fried & Bonder, LLC When is Amazon liable for selling a dangerous product to a consumer?  And what facts must a...

By Scott Bonder Res judicata is a legal doctrine that holds that a matter decided on its merits by a court of competent jurisdiction may...

The Georgia Court of Appeals recently held that the “business records” exception to the hearsay rule applies to documents acquired by...

In the first of three class-action cases this term, the U.S. Supreme Court held, in Campbell-Ewald Co. v. Gomez, 136 S. Ct. 663 (2016),...

Does seeking dissolution of a limited liability company (LLC) terminate a member’s ownership interest? And what does that have to with...

Fried & Bonder recently found itself in what is becoming a familiar situation: our opposing defendant corporation dissolved, filed for...

By Scott L. Bonder Score one for the little guy.   In Citrus Tower Boulevard Imaging Center v. David S. Owens MD PC, the Georgia Court of...

By Scott L. Bonder Generally speaking, a lispendens is notice to the world that a property is involved in a civil suit. The property at...

By Scott L. Bonder On December 13, 2013, the Eleventh Circuit awarded a significant victory to online travel companies (OTC’s) in their...

By Scott L. Bonder The Eleventh Circuit recently affirmed the dismissal of a putative class action because the complaint failed to...

For business owners, online reviews are now a fact of life. And a recent Sixth Circuit decision demonstrates the difficulty of attempting...

By David S. Fried Last month, my law partner, Joe White, asked whether a Virginia Court “got it wrong” when it ruled in favor of...

By Scott L. Bonder Why is expert testimony critical in premises liability cases? Because, as a recent Georgia appellate court decision...

By Joseph A. White By now, you may have seen a headline or read an article about a Virginia appellate court’s recent decision to “unmask”...

Following well-publicized and costly data breaches at big box retailers Target and Neiman Marcus, Congress has begun debating possible...