Revisited

Georgia Tragedy Revisited: New Insights Emerge in Decades-Old Case of Fatal Home Inferno

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Butts County, GA — A mysterious fire that engulfed a Georgia home more than two decades ago continues to baffle those involved with the case, despite years of investigation and a high-profile trial. The blaze not only claimed the life of 53-year-old James Long but also spurred a complex web of forensic puzzles, leaving unanswered questions about the true cause of the incident. According to firefighter Robert Ridgeway, who responded to the scene, the extent of the burns suffered by Long was extraordinary. “The intensity of the fire to burn down to the bone indicates … Read more

Appellate Court Recap: Biogas Company’s $6 Million Verdict Revisited, $868,000 Damages Upheld

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Denver, CO – The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals has provided further clarification on a previous ruling regarding a breach of contract case involving a biogas company. In their decision, the court allowed for almost $900,000 in damages to stand, despite vacating a $6 million jury award. The ruling came as a partial granting of a petition for rehearing from Lambland Inc., an organic recycling service. The court acknowledged and upheld the jury’s verdict of $868,000 in diversion damages. Lambland had filed a lawsuit against Heartland Biogas LLC, alleging a breach of their 2015 agreement. … Read more