Georgia Court of Appeals Holds Statute of Repose Bars Eleven-Year-Old Claim – Health Law and Regulation Update Blog Post by Eric Frisch

by Sean Cantkier | Jun 14, 2022

Health Law and Regulation Update Blog Post by Eric Frisch. The Georgia Court of Appeals affirmed summary judgment for an emergency physician on grounds that the statute of response barred an eleven-year-old claim. In October 2005, plaintiff presented to the emergency...

Why Should You Become a JAG Officer? – ABA Article by Jena Emory

by Sean Cantkier | Jun 13, 2022

CSVL’s Jena Emory recently authored an article for the American Bar Association (ABA). Jena is a member of the ABA’s Young Lawyer’s division. The article, Why Should You Become a JAG Officer, was published on the ABA website as part of the YLD...

Jena Emory Authors Article for The Atlanta Lawyer Magazine

by Sean Cantkier | Jun 10, 2022

CSVL Atlanta associate Jena Emory was recently published in The Atlanta Lawyer Magazine’s May 2022 Edition (Vol. 20, No. 6). Jena’s article, Privacy & Cybersecurity Member Appreciation Month CLE, is on Page 26-27. Please click here to access the...

Georgia Court of Appeals Reverses Dismissal Based on Expert Affidavit – Health Law and Regulation Update Blog Post by Eric Frisch

by Sean Cantkier | Jun 10, 2022

Health Law and Regulation Update Blog Post by Eric Frisch The Georgia Court of Appeals has reversed the trial court’s dismissal of a medical malpractice case based on deficiencies in the qualifications of an expert witness. Plaintiffs are the parents of an 18 year old...

Georgia Court of Appeals Remands Negligent Credentialing Case – Health Law and Regulation Update Post by Eric Frisch

by Sean Cantkier | May 2, 2022

Health Law and Regulation Update Blog post by Eric Frisch. The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed summary judgment and remanded for further proceedings a negligent credentialing claim against a staffing company that is not a hospital, medical facility, or clinic....