Andrew Bagley and Dan McGrew recently obtained a defense verdict in a case against a chirorpactor accused of causing a stroke.

Colleen Callaghan, working alongside Andrew Bagley, recently obtained summary judgment in a premises liability claim involving a neurologic injury.

Andrew Bagley recently obtained summary judgment for an amusement park in a premises liability claim.

Andrew Bagley and Colleen Callaghan recently obtained summary judgment in a premise liability lawsuit. The case involved allegations that a patron was injured in a restaurant when a chair fell onto his body.

Andrew Bagley and Colleen Callaghan obtained summary judgment for an amusement venue in case involving alleged hand injuries that occurred during the operation of an amusement park ride.

In a published opinion, the Court of Appeals affirmed a grant of summary judgment for a premises occupier obtained by Andrew Bagley.

Andrew Bagley and Dan McGrew recently secured an appellate victory for a nurse practitioner in a wrongful death medical malpractice case.

Dan McGrew and Andrew Bagley successfully appealed a trial court’s order denying summary judgment for their client, a local Atlanta mall, convincing the Court of Appeals to reverse the Order and dismiss their client from the case.

Andrew Bagley recently secured the dismissal of his client, an Atlanta doctor, from a medical malpractice case on the basis that the plaintiff failed to perfect timely service.

Andrew Bagley and Dan McGrew obtained summary judgment for a rideshare driver involved in a vehicle-to-pedestrian collision. Mr. Bagley and Mr. McGrew successfully excluded Plaintiff's liability expert and obtained summary judgment.

Andrew Bagley obtained a dismissal for his client, a rideshare driver, in a case involving alleged infliction of emotional distress. Citing Georgia authority, Mr. Bagley successfully argued that the Plaintiff's Complaint failed to state a claim upon which relief could be granted.

Andrew Bagley obtained summary judgment for a local Atlanta entertainment and amusement venue in case involving the alleged wrongful death of a patron. After completing extensive discovery, Mr. Bagley argued that the Plaintiffs lacked evidence of negligence or causation. The trial court agreed, and the case was dismissed as a matter of law.

Heather Miller and Andrew Bagley tried an admitted-liability trucking accident case in the State Court of Fulton County. After deliberation, the jury returned a verdict that was significantly less than the Plaintiff’s final demand

Heather Miller and Andrew Bagley obtained summary judgment in Chatham County in a premises liability lawsuit on behalf of a client, a nationwide recycling company. The Court found that the Plaintiff assumed the risk of his actions, which warranted summary adjudication.