In 2005, the Georgia Legislature adopted comprehensive tort reform legislation. One component of that initiative is known as the offer of settlement statute. Rule 68 is designed to encourage litigants to make and accept reasonable settlement offers instead of going…
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While non-compete legislation at the federal level is highly unlikely under the current administration, calls for non-compete reform, especially for lower level employees, have continued to gain steam. Most recently, the editorial board of Bloomberg weighed in on the issue. …
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On September 28th, California passed the first law in the country designed to address the security of internet-connected devices, more commonly known as the Internet of Things (IoT). The law bans the use of default passwords on internet-connected devices sold…
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Do property owners have possessory rights in the airspace above their land? Section by section and word by word, the first draft of a proposed “Tort Law Relating To Drones Act” was considered and debated by the entire Uniform Law…
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