Judge to Rule if Citizens Opposing Georgia EV Plant Have to Pay Other Side's Legal Fees

No2Rivian Plaintiffs Await Ruling In State Lawsuit for $350,000 In Legal Fees

The financial fate of six Morgan County residents, known as the No2Rivian plaintiffs, lies in the gavel of Morgan County Superior Court Judge Stephen Bradley.

Six Rivian opponents face possibility of paying over half a million in attorney's fees

Attorneys for the state of Georgia and a four-county joint development authority were in Morgan County Superior Court on Wednesday for a hearing on their decision to seek more than $500,000 in attorney’s fees from a half-dozen Morgan County residents who filed court challenges against the Rivian electric vehicle manufacturing plant planned for the Stanton Springs industrial and mixed-use development near Social Circle.

Judge to rule if citizens opposing Georgia EV plant have to pay other side's legal fees

Superior Court judge said that while he cannot say how or when he will rule, he was sure that a ruling against the defendants would set a precedent.

Residents Sued Georgia to Stop The Rivian Plant. The State Wants to Make Them Pay

A judge in Morgan County could set a precedent by forcing Georgia property owners who sued to halt development of a massive state-backed auto factory near their properties to pay for the other side’s legal costs. The case involves the proposed Rivian electric automobile plant on a rural stretch near Social Circle off Interstate 20. […] The post Residents Sued Georgia to Stop The Rivian Plant. The State Wants to Make Them Pay appeared first on Th…

Opponents of Rivian plant might have to pay other side’s legal fees

MADISON — A judge in Morgan County could set a precedent by forcing Georgia property owners who sued to halt development of a massive state-backed auto factory near their properties to pay for the other side’s legal costs. The case involves the proposed Rivian electric automobile plant on a rural stretch near Social Circle off Interstate 20. Lawyers for Georgia and for a related quasi-governmental entity made their half-million-dollar demand in t

Opponents of Rivian plant might have to pay other side’s legal fees

A judge in Morgan County could set a precedent by forcing Georgia property owners who sued to halt development of a massive state-backed auto factory near their properties to pay for the other side’s legal costs.