Georgia Gov. Kemp signs 2 laws aimed at cutting jury awards and limiting when businesses and property owners can be held liable for negligence

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Georgia Gov. Kemp signs 2 laws aimed at cutting jury awards and limiting when businesses and property owners can be held liable for negligence - Fortune

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Opponents of the new law note verdicts in the millions of dollars are rare, and those over $10 million represent less than 1% of outcomes.

Insurance rates are also driven by many factors, and some experts found there isn't clear evidence from other states linking litigation systems and insurance rates.

Most Democratic lawmakers rejected that claim.“We heard hours of heartbreaking testimony from victims who begged the legislature to reject this dangerous legislation, but Georgia Republicans did not care,” Atlanta Democratic state Rep.