Jacqueline J. Holness / May 8, 2013
ATLANTA (CN) – A class action claim that Fulton County, Ga. and Reed Elsevier conspired to create an unconstitutional, mandatory e-filing system appears to be on its last legs. Attorney Steven J. Newton has taken his case to the Court of Appeals for the State of Georgia after a string of rulings against his remaining client. Several
ATLANTA (CN) – A class action claim that Fulton County, Ga. and Reed Elsevier conspired to create an unconstitutional, mandatory e-filing system appears to be on its last legs. Attorney Steven J. Newton has taken his case to the Court of Appeals for the State of Georgia after a string of rulings against his remaining client. Several
ATLANTA (CN) – A class action claim that Fulton County, Ga. and Reed Elsevier conspired to create an unconstitutional, mandatory e-filing system appears to be on its last legs. Attorney Steven J. Newton has taken his case to the Court of Appeals for the State of Georgia after a string of rulings against his remaining client. Several
ATLANTA (CN) – A class action claim that Fulton County, Ga. and Reed Elsevier conspired to create an unconstitutional, mandatory e-filing system appears to be on its last legs. Attorney Steven J. Newton has taken his case to the Court of Appeals for the State of Georgia after a string of rulings against his remaining client. Several
ATLANTA (CN) – A class action claim that Fulton County, Ga. and Reed Elsevier conspired to create an unconstitutional, mandatory e-filing system appears to be on its last legs. Attorney Steven J. Newton has taken his case to the Court of Appeals for the State of Georgia after a string of rulings against his remaining client. Several