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Supreme Court of Georgia Rules You Cannot Use “Equitable Estoppel” to Force a Non-Signatory into Arbitration
Supreme Court of Georgia Rules You Cannot Use “Equitable Estoppel” to Force a Non-Signatory into Arbitration

Samuel A. Mullman
Jun 1
Court of Appeals Offers "Collusion" Definition for Vanishing Venue Disputes
The Court of Appeals of Georgia has stated – for the first time – a definition of collusion in the context of vanishing venue. Proof of...

Samuel A. Mullman
Sep 23, 2024
COA Reviews Alternative Service on LLC's Registered Agent/Office
The Georgia Civil Practice Act allows for service of an entity via its registered agent. O.C.G.A. § 9-11-4 (e) (1). However, there are...

Samuel A. Mullman
Mar 28, 2023
Notice of Suit Does Not Waive Defense of Lack of Service
The Court of Appeals of Georgia ruled that notice of a lawsuit does not waive the defense of lack of service. IMC Construction Company,...

Samuel A. Mullman
Oct 18, 2022
When A Statute of Limitations Begins to Run Must be Analyzed Separately For Each Claim Asserted
The Supreme Court of Georgia has clarified that when a statute of limitations begins to run is contingent on the underlying elements of...

Samuel A. Mullman
Sep 22, 2022
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