We recently had the opportunity to try a business divorce case before a jury. Jury trials in business dispute cases are relatively rare; most cases settle, get arbitrated or are heard by a judge. However, this case was unique in…
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By the time a dispute between business partners escalates to litigation, it’s a fair bet that those partners – who once worked cooperatively in a productive business relationship – no longer like each other very much. If those partners have…
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When a commercial tenant defaults on its lease obligations in Georgia, the commercial landlord’s typical remedy is to file a dispossessory (eviction) action. Historically, the dispossessory process has been an efficient method to re-gain possession of a commercial property. Currently,…
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Business owners who find themselves in litigation often worry about paying the associated attorney’s fees and wondering whether they can make their adversary pay the attorney’s fees. As discussed in a prior blog post, the default rule is that win…
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