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New Georgia Laws in Effect in 2019
Several new laws have gone into effect this year in Georgia. According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, some grant more rights to victims of crime, others expand insurance coverage to include autism services, and still others impose sales taxes on internet purchases. The laws received approval from the Georgia Assembly last spring and were later signed. Continue reading…
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SCOTUS May Hear LGBTQ Discrimination Cases This Term
The highest court in the land may soon decide whether it will hear a trio of cases focused on the exact same issue. The cases – R.G. & G.R. Harris Funeral Homes, Inc. v. EEOC, Altitude Express, Inc. v. Zarda, and Bostock v. Clayton County, Georgia – were set for review at the SCOTUS’s first. Continue reading…
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Eleventh Circuit Rules Fastcase can Continue Copyright Suit Against Casemaker
The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled that legal research company Fastcase can bring a copyright lawsuit against its rival, Casemaker. Casemaker has claimed control over the state of Georgia’s administrative regulations. The Atlanta-based Court of Appeals ruled earlier this month on the matter. The Court of Appeals’ Decision The appeal originated. Continue reading…
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New Georgia Laws in Effect in 2019