Georgia 'tort reform' bill heads to Gov. Kemp's desk to become law
A contentious overhaul of Georgia's civil litigation rules is heading to Gov. Brian Kemp for his signature. The Georgia State Senate passed a final version of Senate Bill 68 in a 34-21 Friday vote, a day after the state House narrowly approved a tweaked version of the bill that aims to curb civil lawsuits and large jury awards.
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