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On Monday, Governor Brian Kemp signed into law Senate Bill 68 and 69, marking the culmination of a 20-year legislative effort. The bills comprise a comprehensive tort reform package, lauded by the ...

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed two pieces of legislation that would limit lawsuits in the state. Kemp has made tort reform one of his main priorities for the spring legislative session, saying that ...

Georgia's legislature passed a tort reform bill that supporters say will curb excessive jury awards and lower liability insurance premiums. Opponents argue the bill unfairly shields businesses from ...

ATLANTA — Insurance costs have become a big issue in Georgia, with some lawmakers pushing a controversial tort reform bill that promises to bring relief. 11Alive News Investigates wanted to see the ...

ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp got a big win at the capitol Thursday when the House of Representatives passed a version of his tort reform bill. The measure would change the rules on some lawsuits – making ...

Macon Senator John F. Kennedy, R-Macon, sponsored SB 68. Lawmakers pushing for tort reform say businesses and consumers will benefit. Opponents say the bill gives more power to insurance companies.