Weekly docket

Week of March 14, 2016

7 covered civil decisions filed from March 15, 2016 through March 17, 2016.

A15A1684 March 17, 2016 Affirmed In Part/Reversed In Part

Kevin Mccarney v. Pa Lex Glen, LLC.

The Georgia Court of Appeals held that expert medical testimony establishing a reasonable degree of medical probability regarding causation was sufficient to overcome summary judgment on personal injury claims....

A15A2205 March 17, 2016 Reversed And Remanded With Direction

Adedamola Olagoke Oni v. Cassandra Tucker Oni

The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed a trial court's judgment regarding an adoption challenge based on statutory time limits. The Georgia Court of Appeals remanded the case with direction to determine appropriate...

A15A2010 March 16, 2016 Reversed

Albert Newsome v. Link America Express, Inc. et al..

The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed the trial court's ruling because there was a genuine issue of material fact regarding ordinary negligence in parking a tractor on a residential street. The Court held that...

A15A2081 March 16, 2016 Affirmed

Andrew Calloway et al.. v. City Of Warner Robins et al..

The Georgia Court of Appeals held that the city's issuance of a business license is a governmental function, making the city immune from liability for negligent exercise of that function under sovereign immunity. The...

A15A1683 March 15, 2016 Reversed In Part/Vac In Part/Case Remanded

Thomas Mcneely et al.. v. Medi-Source, Inc. et al..

The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed part of the judgment because the trial court erred in finding that a set-off stipulation covered all agreed amounts. The Georgia Court of Appeals remanded the cases with direction...

A15A1996 March 15, 2016 Affirmed In Part/Reversed In Part

Michael A. Cronan v. Jp Morgan Chase Bank, N. A.

The Georgia Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court's dismissal of Michael A. Cronan's quiet title counterclaim while reversing its decision regarding his claim for attorney fees and the right to examine Chase’s...

A15A2327 March 15, 2016 Reversed

Jason Hart et al.. v. Undray Sirmans

The Georgia Court of Appeals held that law enforcement officers were entitled to official immunity from suit because there was no evidence of actual malice or intent to injure. Therefore, the Georgia Court of Appeals...

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