After two years of work, Gov. Brian Kemp’s bill to overhaul Georgia’s civil litigation system passed the General Assembly.

"SB 68 will curb lawsuit abuse while protecting families, small businesses and Georgia's medical community," said Georgia ...

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp's top priority of limiting lawsuits is getting more pushback, and the legislative session wraps up in ...

Supporters of the bill say it will stop “frivolous” suits that have damaged business owners, and limit large financial awards ...

ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp aims to sign the lawsuit reform bill he made his top priority. It passed the senate Friday with most Republicans backing the measure passed by the House Thursday.

The bill passed with the bare minimum of 91 votes after three Democrats broke party ranks to support it. Seven Republicans also voted against it.

Bárbara Rivera Holmes, a business executive, will serve the remainder of Thompson’s four-year term until early 2027.

The bill aimed at limiting large jury awards in civil lawsuits has been years in the making. Kemp has used all of his political power to pass it.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp named Bárbara Rivera Holmes as the next labor commissioner. Holmes will serve out the remainder of a ...

Bárbara Rivera Holmes, a business executive, will serve the remainder of Thompson’s four-year term until early 2027.

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ATLANTA - Georgians are on track to get another state income tax rebate and a further income tax rate cut after the state Senate passed two different bills on Thursday.