Georgia Court of Appeals
Kendra Sanders v. Rico Ray
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What the court decided
The legal issue is whether a binding settlement existed when a party provided written acceptance of material terms under the offer-to-settle statute, despite failing to meet all stipulated performance deadlines. The Georgia Court of Appeals held that a binding settlement agreement was reached, and the trial court's finding that no settlement existed was REVERSED.
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