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Swift Currie partner Gillian Crowl-Parrish was featured in an article for Insurance Journal discussing how the Georgia Court of Appeals' first ruling on the state's 2025 tort-reform law, which allows injury testimony in the first phase of a trial, may undercut the law's goal of keeping sympathy out of fault decisions.

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Swift Currie attorney Sara Phillips was featured in an article for Insurance Journal discussing a Georgia Court of Appeals decision holding that an injured employee in Georgia does not need to show that their reason for refusing light-duty work is injury-related.

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Swift Currie attorney Kayla McCallum was featured in a Business Insurance video interview, offering insight into a recent court of appeals ruling with significant implications for insurance broker E&O liability.

Swift Currie attorney Kayla McCallum was featured in an article for Insurance Journal discussing a Georgia appeals court ruling that expands broker liability to third-party claims, and what it means for agents and the insurance market.

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