Library of Georgia Personal Injury Forms, 6th Edition

Softcover book with Forms in print and online

Michael L. Goldberg, Editor

Fried Goldberg LLC

Library of Georgia Personal Injury Forms includes more than 300 sample documents for use in personal injury actions. The book is organized to bring you through your case from start to finish. Checklists provide valuable practice tips, such as filing instructions and specific notification requirements.

You'll find sample documents and forms covering all aspects of the case. Online availability of forms allow for easy drafting and editing of a large variety of useful documents.

NEW FORMS in the 6th Edition will help you address new and evolving issues, including issues related to the COVID pandemic and the recent Supreme Court decision on apportionment. New situations and documents include:

• the taking of Zoom depositions which have become necessary and helpful given the current circumstances surrounding COVID.

• because of the recent apportionment decision, it may be necessary to file motions to dismiss parties prior to trial or to sever claims, and forms that address these issues are provided.

• other new forms cover: amended complaints, responding to motions to set aside default judgments, briefs on medical causation, preserving cellphone evidence and much more.

New print edition available August 2021

Georgia Business Litigation, edited by Robert C. Port, is a one-volume, comprehensive guide to matters business litigators will encounter, including: officer, director, shareholder, partnership and LLC disputes; securities litigation; non-compete and trade secret issues; RICO; intellectual property issues; business torts; insurance liability; fraudulent transfers; employment litigation; and the ever-increasing use of arbitration.

Transactional attorneys will also find this handbook tremendously useful, as these issues present themselves regularly in non-adversarial or pre-adversarial contexts. Written by a stellar panel of veteran GA litigators and arbitrators, Georgia Business Litigation allows the reader to focus research, save time, field quick client questions, and follow specific areas of law as they develop year to year.

Contributors:

Sada Jacobson Bâby (Trade Secrets) Krevolin & Horst, LLC
Melissa L. Bailey (Insurance Law) Copeland, Stair, Kingma & Lovell
J. Matthew Brigman (Business Torts) King & Spalding LLP
Michael P. Carey (D&O Liability) Bryan Cave LLP
B. Summer Chandler (Fraudulent Transfer Litigation)
Louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law Center
Michael A. Cicero (Intellectual Property Litigation) Taylor English Duma LLP
Benjamin Fink (Restrictive Covenant Litigation) Berman Fink Van Horn P.C.
John E. Floyd (RICO Litigation) Bondurant Mixson & Elmore, LLP
Amanda R. Giffin (Securities Litigation) Eversheds Sutherland (US) LLP
Lauren F. Gordon (Employment Litigation) Jackson Lewis P.C.
Jeffrey D. Horst (Trade Secrets) Krevolin & Horst, LLC
David A. Hughes (Employment Litigation) Jackson Lewis P.C.
Alexander A. Ingoglia (Minority Shareholder Litigation) Alston & Bird LLP
Rebecca Lunceford Kolb (Arbitration) Arnall Golden Gregory LLP
Jeffrey R. Kuester (Intellectual Property Litigation) Taylor English Duma LLP
Gary W. Marsh (Fraudulent Transfer Litigation) Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders, LLP
Theodore J. Sawicki (Minority Shareholder Litigation) Alston & Bird LLP
Lawrence A. Slovensky (Business Torts) King & Spalding LLP
Andrew T. Sumner (Minority Shareholder Litigation) Alston & Bird LLP
Claire Sumner (Insurance Law) Lueder, Larkin & Hunter, LLC
Neal F. Weinrich (Restrictive Covenant Litigation) Berman Fink Van Horn P.C.
Harry J. Winograd (Limited Liability Company and Partnership Litigation) Bodker, Ramsey, Andrews, Winograd & Wildstein, P.C.