Porsche Class-Action Settlement Finalized
Caplan Cobb is proud to announce the final approval of a class-action settlement valued at more than $10 million. The case, Bowen v. Porsche Cars N.A., Inc., was initially filed in January 2021. [...]
Judge Denies Perdue’s Bid to Dismiss Claims that Company Violates FLSA Laws
On December 8th, U.S. District Judge Tilman E. Self III denied Perdue Food LLC’s bid to dismiss claims by Roger “Dale” Parker that the company violates state and federal labor laws with policies [...]
Sarah Brewerton-Palmer Authors Article for The Media Law Resource Center
The Media Law Resource Center has published an article by Caplan Cobb attorney Sarah Brewerton-Palmer titled “Supreme Court Invalidates TCPA Amendments, Expands Skepticism of Content-Based [...]
Sarah Brewerton-Palmer is Interviewed Regarding Recent Arrest and the First Amendment
WALB News sat down with Caplan Cobb attorney Sarah Brewerton-Palmer to talk about whether the Valdosta police’s recent arrest of a protester holding a sign containing profanity violated the First [...]
Georgia Supreme Court Reverses Course and Broadens Exception Allowing Recovery of Attorneys’ Fees From Bad-Faith Opponents
A recent decision from the Georgia Supreme Court has upended the state’s rules about awarding attorneys’ fees.
Sarah Brewerton-Palmer Authors Article with the Georgia First Amendment Foundation
As everyone adjusts to life during the coronavirus pandemic, social distancing measures are forcing government entities to hold meetings virtually.
ABA Publishes Practice Point by Caplan Cobb Associate Ashley Brown
Employment Law Update: Tread Carefully When Requesting Information about Past Pay
Caplan Cobb Associate Authors Article on Social Media Defamation Claims
Sarah Brewerton-Palmer contributed an article to the Media Law Resource Center newsletter on defamation claims related to social media.
Caplan Cobb and Johnson Marlowe Obtain Approval of $14.5 Million Retirement Benefits Class Action Settlement
Caplan Cobb and its co-counsel successfully obtain federal court approval of a retirement benefits settlement.
Caplan Cobb Files Petition with the Supreme Court of the United States
Our May 9th filing of a petition with the Supreme Court of the United States marks Caplan Cobb’s ongoing pro bono commitment. Since 2016, Caplan Cobb associate Sarah Brewerton-Palmer has [...]
