Hoffman, David vs. State of Georgia, Office of Insurance Commissioner and Oxendine, John W.
Year 2002
Court Georgia Court of Appeals
Case Number A04A0134
Issue
  • Discovery
State
  • Georgia

Brief requesting that the State of Georgia be forced to make the Insurance Commissioner’s investigative study of UnumProvident public.

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Author UP's brief was written pro bono by Stephen D. Apolinsky, Esq. of Eastman & Apolinsky, LLP, by Eugene R. Anderson, Esq. of Anderson Kill & Olick, and by Amy Bach, Esq.
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