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Case Number:

1:26-mi-99999

Court:

Georgia Northern

Nature of Suit:

Other Statutory Actions

Judge:

Unassigned

  1. September 18, 2026

    Ex-TGI Friday's Bartender Says Tip Pool Cut Wages

    A former bartender at a TGI Friday's in Atlanta's airport hit the restaurant's operators with a proposed collective action that accuses them of illegally requiring bartenders to share tips with kitchen and cleaning workers and retaliating when she complained.

  2. September 17, 2026

    Lax Safety Caused Bio-Lab Fire, Ga. Residents Claim

    Chlorine products company Bio-Lab and a private equity firm are facing a proposed class action in Atlanta federal court from Georgia residents who say they were injured and had property damaged by a September 2024 fire at a Bio-Lab plant.

  3. September 15, 2026

    Ga. Nurse Says Firing After PTSD Incident Ran Afoul Of ADA

    A fired nurse accused a medical provider of disability bias in Georgia federal court, claiming the company unlawfully fired her after she reported that her post-traumatic stress syndrome flared up when she saw a video of the aftermath of her sister's shooting.  

  4. September 14, 2026

    Counties, Animal Nonprofit Hit With Suit Over Euthanized Cat

    A pair of Georgia counties and an animal welfare nonprofit are facing a negligence suit from a woman who said she was given the cold shoulder and barred from public events after she complained that her cat had been wrongly euthanized.

  5. September 14, 2026

    Electrical Co. Claims Ex-Worker Took Trade Secrets To Rival

    Electrical contractor RMS Energy Co. LLC has sued a former employee and the company he jumped to, claiming he downloaded trade secrets, including sensitive pricing information, before he made the switch.

  6. September 08, 2026

    Ex-Worker Says CBRE Fired Him For Raising Fraud Concern

    A longtime CBRE employee claimed in a Georgia federal lawsuit that he was fired and blackballed from the real estate firm after he raised concerns about being required to conceal his competing roles for three different companies.

  7. September 08, 2026

    Ga. Power Line Tree Trimmer Didn't Pay Full OT, Worker Says

    A company that trims trees near power lines did not pay a former employee overtime, the worker has alleged in Georgia federal court, accusing W.A. Kendall & Co. LLC of violating the Fair Labor Standards Act.

  8. August 27, 2026

    Amazon Sued Over Destroyed Meds, Leave And Bias Claims

    Amazon Web Services Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. have been sued in Georgia federal court by a disabled veteran who alleged Amazon "took and destroyed" his prescription medication and then forced him onto reduced-pay leave for six months and placed him on an unjustified performance plan for reporting what happened.

  9. August 26, 2026

    Flock Surveillance Cameras Enable Stalking, Class Suit Says

    Flock's nationwide vehicle surveillance system has repeatedly been used for "personal surveillance and stalking" rather than for proper law enforcement purposes, a driver said in a proposed class action in Georgia federal court.

  10. August 12, 2026

    Edible Brands Hit With Privacy Lawsuit Over Web Tracking

    The company behind Edible Arrangements is facing a class action in Georgia federal court for allegedly using tracking tools to collect and share the data of website visitors without authorization.