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Georgia tort reform news
What changed, when, and what it means for injured people. Reviewed every quarter.
Last updated: October 6, 2026
Next scheduled review: January 2027
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Q2 2025 · April 21
Q1 2025 · January–March
2024
Litigation funding law takes effect
SB 69’s rules for companies that fund lawsuits took effect, including registration with the Georgia Department of Banking and Finance.
Governor signs SB 68 and SB 69
Georgia’s tort reform package became law. Changes include medical-bill evidence, seat belt evidence, anchoring limits, split trials, dismissal timing and negligent security. See every change →
Tort reform introduced and passed
The Governor’s tort reform bills were introduced at the start of the 2025 session and passed both chambers.
Time-limited demand rules updated
Georgia revised the rules for pre-suit settlement demands in motor vehicle cases. Insurance rules →
Official sources
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