14Jan
Georgia Court of Appeals’ Opinion Threatens Construction Warranties Lasting Longer than 8 Years
A recent Georgia Court of Appeals’ opinion applying Georgia’s construction statute of repose (O.C.G.A. § 9-3-51(a)) to contract claims and express warranty claims could threaten construction warranties lasting longer than eight years in the state of...
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Arnall Golden Gregory LLP
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