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Henry's Louisiana Grill, Inc., et al v. Allied Insurance Company
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December 22, 2022
The Biggest Georgia Rulings Of 2022
Georgia courts in 2022 churned out rulings that cemented the state's broad discovery rules, upheld the state's elections policies and procedures as constitutional, and highlighted the importance of a doctrine that says laws that are unconstitutional when enacted remain so forever, even if the jurisprudence on that constitutionality changes later.
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June 03, 2022
11th Circ. Affirms Nationwide's Win In Eatery's Virus Suit
The Eleventh Circuit on Friday affirmed a Nationwide unit's win in a coverage dispute over pandemic-related losses, finding that a Georgia restaurant failed to allege any physical loss or damage to its property that would trigger coverage under its policy.
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July 12, 2021
Nationwide Urges 11th Circ. To Back Win In Eatery's Virus Suit
A Nationwide unit told the Eleventh Circuit on Monday to uphold the dismissal of a Cajun eatery's coverage dispute, saying that a stay-at-home order did not cause a loss or damage to the Georgia restaurant.
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December 15, 2020
Georgia Restaurant Takes Virus Coverage Fight To 11th Circ.
A Georgia restaurant has asked the Eleventh Circuit to force Nationwide to cover the losses from its pandemic-induced temporary closure, arguing that a lower court wrongly decided the closure wasn't a "physical loss" of the restaurant space.