Georgians are on track to get another state income tax rebate and a further income tax rate cut. The state Senate on Thursday ...

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

Georgia is one step closer to overhauling civil lawsuit rules or tort reform. Senate Bill 68 is one of the most debated bills ...

After weeks of debate, Gov. Brian Kemp’s signature bill overhauling the state’s civil justice system passed the House in a ...

The Georgia House voted Thursday to pass a tort reform bill, Gov. Brian Kemp’s signature legislation this session, sending it ...

ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp’s lawsuit reform package passed the Georgia House by a single vote Thursday afternoon only after ...

Today, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce issued the following statement after the Georgia State House of Representatives passed ...

ATLANTA — The Georgia House on Thursday passed an amended version of tort reform, Gov. Brian Kemp's top legislative priority ...

The Georgia Senate on Thursday passed House Bill 111, which would lower the state’s income tax rate, and House Bill 112, which would give Georgians one-time income tax rebates between $250 and $500.

Georgia Democrats supported the tax credit but pushed back on the tax rate cut, saying the benefits would go to the richest taxpayers and sap the state of revenue to pay for needed services.

A number of House Republicans are skeptical about tort reform, and not just trial lawyers. But Gov. Brian Kemp made concessions, and the bill advanced out of the House Rules Committee.

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.