Waller v. Rymer

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• affirming compensatory and punitive damages 11 The dissent cites Hooker v. Roberson, 316 Ga. App. 345, 345-346 (1) (729 SE2d 484) (2012
• corporate party cannot appear pro se, but must be represented by legal counsel
• corporate party cannot appear pro se, but must be represented by legal counsel
• corporate party cannot appear pro se, but must be represented by legal counsel
• “We have held that instances falling within the exception contemplated in subsection (c) are very rare, and should be applied, and appellate review performed, only when it appears that a gross injustice has resulted or will result from the alleged error.” (punctuation omitted)

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