07/24/2026
A major Georgia Supreme Court decision just reshaped the conversation around medical malpractice.
In Clark v. Leigh, the Court ruled that Georgia's $350,000 cap on certain medical malpractice damages cannot be used to override a jury's verdict when constitutional protections apply, restoring a family's $31.75 million verdict after it had been reduced to $350,000.
The decision reinforces a fundamental principle: when a jury hears the evidence, politicians cannot simply erase its findings.
If you or your family has been affected by medical negligence, understanding this ruling could make a significant difference. Read our latest blog to learn what Clark v. Leigh means for Georgia families and why the details of a case matter from day one.
🔗 https://bit.ly/4vcGHoA