Georgia Legislative Session concluded unexpectedly early. Gov. Brian Kemp now has 40 days to sign or veto several key bills, including measures on religious freedom, tort reform, and school safety.

Georgia legislators took a much-needed — and much-appreciated — step that will support businesses across the state, restore ...

Supporters of Senate Bill 68 argued tort reform is needed to reverse a pattern of excessive jury awards they said are driving ...

The Georgia General Assembly has passed comprehensive tort reform legislation, S.B. 68, that should interest any company operating or litigating ...

Governor Brian Kemp pushed two tort reform bills through the General Assembly this session. Senate Bill 68 passed through ...

District 49 State Senator Drew Echols (R-Gainesville) won election to the seat previously held by his wife, Shelly Echols in ...

One of Governor Brian Kemp’s tort reform bills, Senate Bill 68, passed through both the House of Representatives and Senate, Friday.

With the 2025 legislative session officially concluded, attention now turns to Governor Brian Kemp, who holds the final say ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - After a state lawmaker said he lost his full-time job because ...

ATLANTA — Governor Brian Kemp’s tort reform effort got a lot of grassroots attention at the state capitol Thursday. The bill to toughen lawsuit rules is Kemp’s top priority, drawing folks on ...

The Georgia Senate’ s GOP majority voted 3421 to agree to changes the state House of Representatives made to the bill, sending it to Kemp’ s desk for his signature. Supporters of Senate Bill 68 argued ...