"To the extent plaintiffs decide to pursue their underlying claims on a non-class basis, we believe those claims lack merit and that our clients ultimately will prevail," said Atlanta attorney Douglas M. Hance of Morris, Manning & Martin, who helped handle the defense of the Atlanta Beltline Inc. and The Atlanta Development Authority doing business as Invest Atlanta.
October 28, 2022 at 11:05 AM
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Litigation Reporter
There’ll be no putative class-action lawsuit for a group of property owners who claim they’re owed for rail easements along a popular 3-mile stretch of the Atlanta Beltline trail.
The Supreme Court of Georgia has decided not to review the Fulton County Superior Court’s denial of class certification, but plaintiff counsel contend that doesn’t mean their clients’ pursuit of compensation must end.
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