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A recent Georgia Court of Appeals decision significantly expands the exposure brokers and E&O Carriers face after a proper coverage denial.

Swift Currie attorney Kayla McCallum authored an article for Claims Journal discussing how AI-driven fraud is on the rise and steps professionals should take to reduce risk and identify fraud.

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Swift Currie attorneys Jon Stewart and Marissa Merrill co-authored an article for the Daily Report discussing practical considerations for Georgia litigators regarding spoliation and the duty to preserve relevant evidence.

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Swift Currie attorney, Jeff Stinson, authored an article for WorkersCompensation.com discussing how the CMS recently delayed the penalty provisions associated with failure to adequately prepare Section 111 reporting requirements for carriers in workers’ compensation claims.

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Swift Currie attorney, Delaney Holmes, authored an article for WorkersCompensation.com discussing legal standards and coverage considerations related to ketamine therapy, PTSD and depression in Alabama Workers’ Compensation claims.

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Swift Currie workers’ compensation attorney Christina Hines authored an article for Business Insurance discussing the willful misconduct defense in Georgia’s workers’ compensation claims.

Swift Currie attorney Yamisi James authored an article for the Daily Report examining how Georgia courts determine whether a family member or friend visiting a private residence qualifies as a licensee or an invitee in the premises liability context, a distinction that significantly affects the duty of care owed by a property owner.

Swift Currie litigation attorney, Taylor Orgeron authored an article for For Construction Pros discussing the importance of proper documentation on construction projects to help track changes, reduce the risk of disputes and support contractors in litigation.

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