Georgia's Republican governor has signed into law two bills that put new limits on lawsuits in the state. Gov.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed two bills, SB 68 and 69, into law enacting tort reform. Here is what we know.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed two bills Tuesday morning: one that claims to deliver more than $1 billion in tax relief ...

Kemp will sign Senate Bill 68, which he named as one of his key legislative priorities before the 2025 Georgia General ...

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Monday signed the state’s historic attempt to rein in what his supporters call frivolous and ...

Republican Governor Brian Kemp fulfilled his yearslong promise to curb damage amounts in an effort to reduce insurance costs ...

Brian Kemp has yet to announce whether ... particularly at the state level," Ryerson said. Kemp has stayed mum on this bill but even some of the bill’s critics said they aren’t real optimistic ...

The Georgia governor had to use all of his political might to pass legislation aimed at limiting large jury awards in civil lawsuits.

For months, Gov. Brian Kemp has deflected questions about a potential Senate bid by saying his top priority is passing a legal overhaul and navigating the Georgia legislative session. “I don’t ...

Brian Kemp and Lt. Gov. Burt Jones ... Georgia’s Attorney General Chris Carr already announced, but others may, too, ...

Brian Kemp will run for Senate ... more power than him on any given day. Could Kemp adjust to the same change? To watch Kemp operate in the state Capitol today is to see a man running the show.