Legislation | Analysis

Alston & Bird Litigator Sees Tort Reform Law's Trial Separation Provision Having Biggest Impact

By Thomas Spigolon

Gov. Brian Kemp signed a measure this week that will separate civil trials into separate phases for determining liability... Read More

Criminal Appeals

International Students Stripped of Legal Status in the U.S. Are Piling Up Wins in Court

By Kate Brumback

In addition to a case filed in Atlanta with 133 plaintiffs, judges have issued temporary restraining orders in states... Read More

Civil Appeals | News

Dismissal Brewing? Oral Argument Reveals Procedural Blunders in Zoning Dispute

By Cedra Mayfield

Procedural blunders might discourage the Supreme Court of Georgia from deciding a dispute over the constitutionality... Read More

Awards | Q&A

Distinguished Leader Honoree: Rachel Reid, Eversheds Sutherland

By ALM Staff

The Daily Report will honor attorneys and legal professionals at an awards ceremony in May. Read More

Constitutional Law | Expert Opinion

Freedom, Liberty and Tiny Ripples of Hope

By Michael Kenny

American citizens are turning out in huge numbers to protest the assault on bedrock rights enshrined in the Constitution,... Read More

Awards | Q&A

Southeastern Legal Awards: Q&As With Best Mentor Award Finalists

By ALM Staff

The Daily Report is proud to recognize these finalists for our 2025 Best Mentor Award. Read More