May 19, 2023
A Georgia couple who won a $135.5 million verdict against the owner and developer of a solar farm for polluting their property with runoff are asking for an additional $2 million in general damages and at least $4.9 million in attorney fees and costs for the companies' frivolous, meritless and bad faith arguments.
May 11, 2023
In-house counsel for a construction business on the hook for more than $100 million in damages related to a solar farm's effect on a Georgia couple's property was publicly admonished Thursday by a federal judge over emails sent throughout trial to a witness.
May 03, 2023
A Georgia couple who won $135.5 million at trial against the owner and developers of a neighboring solar farm powering a Facebook data center have asked a Georgia federal judge to prevent the companies from trying to derail the judgment by entering liability findings against them.
April 11, 2023
As a trial was set to kick off on Tuesday, a Georgia federal judge denied a motion by the owners and developers of the Lumpkin Solar Farm to exclude a negligence per se claim by neighbors who allege that poor site management and inadequate erosion controls at the facility heavily damaged their property with sediment-laden runoff.
January 17, 2023
A Georgia federal judge has refused to grant summary judgment wins to the owners and developers of Lumpkin Solar Farm or to the neighbors who allege that shoddy site management has polluted their property and lake with sediment-laden runoff.
November 16, 2022
The owners and partners of Georgia-based Lumpkin Solar Farm fired back at claims shoddy management is to blame for the 1,238 cubic yards of eroded sediment that allegedly washed off-site and polluted a nearby property and lake, saying there are disputed facts that should be decided by a jury.
October 17, 2022
Neighbors of the Lumpkin Solar Farm have asked a Georgia federal judge to find its owners and partners liable for trespass, alleging that shoddy management has caused at least 1,238 cubic yards of eroded sediment to wash off-site and pollute their property and lake.
July 11, 2022
The owners of a Georgia solar power farm are asking a federal judge to remove an opposing attorney in a property dispute stemming from the construction of their facility near a former forest reserve, claiming he has a conflict of interest.