An ad agency is suing former presidential candidate Herman Cain and the publisher of his biography, claiming that its copyright of the book’s cover photo has been infringed.

The White House and Georgia’s U.S. senators may agree that Atlanta lawyers Jill Pryor and Mark Cohen should be federal judges — but they apparently differ on which lawyer should fill an opening at the 11th Circuit and which should serve on Atlanta’s U.S. District Court.

Just in time for the beginning of the legislative session, Holland & Knight stopped tracking hours for lobbying clients on Jan. 1. Holland & Knight’s local managing partner, Robert S.

The Georgia Supreme Court is grappling with whether a trial judge may exclude from the courtroom a plaintiff whose physical condition may attract undue attention from jurors. The case before the justices involves a girl with cerebral palsy, but justices seemed concerned about how their ruling would affect other sorts of plaintiffs.

Ford Motor will have to retry a wrongful death case that it won in 2009 due to the company’s “intentional and willful concealment of insurance coverage,” a Georgia judge has ruled, granting plaintiffs’ motion for a new trial. The case involves the fatal rollover of a 2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac.