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What the Georgia Court of Appeals Won’t Always Tell You
A Georgia Court of Appeals decision does not always come with an explanation. Learn what a Rule 36 affirmance means, how often it occurs, and what appellants should understand about the possibility of an appeal ending without a written opinion.
When the Board Says No: Appellate Review of Zoning and Land Use Decisions
A zoning or land use denial in Georgia may not be the final word. Learn how appellate review works, the difference between quasi-judicial and legislative decisions, and why the record, standard of review, and 30-day filing deadline can shape a zoning appeal.
Silence or One-Liners: When the Trial Court’s Ruling Isn’t Enough
Experienced Georgia appellate counsel evaluate specific tools when trial courts issue partial, missing, or unclear rulings that prevent meaningful review, ensuring the legal record is sufficient for appeal.
What About the Dissent? (Physical Precedent in Georgia Opinions)
Appellate decisions don’t always speak with one voice. The practical question for lawyers and litigants is usually this: if there’s a dissent, is the decision still binding precedent?
Appeals and real estate disputes handled with clarity, rigor and persuasion.
