The insurance company for Reyan Group, one of the defendants, declined to resolve the case for the restaurant group's $1 million limit after claiming Reyan did not own the restaurant at the time of the incident. Lawyers for the plaintiff untangled a web of shell companies and discovered that Reyan had in fact still owned the company when the shooting occurred. (Credit: Lukas Gojda) The insurance company for restaurant operator Reyan Group declined to resolve the case for the restaurant group's $1 million limit after claiming Reyan did not own the establishment at the time of the incident. Lawyers for the plaintiff untangled a web of shell companies during the trial and discovered that Reyan did, in fact, own the restaurant when the shooting occurred. (Credit: Lukas Gojda)

Three days into a Fulton County State Court jury trial, Atlanta litigators on opposite sides of the aisle settled a premises liability dispute for $3.49 million.

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Cedra Mayfield

Cedra Mayfield is a litigation reporter with the Daily Report, the ALM newspaper in Atlanta. She can be reached at [email protected]. Twitter: @cedramayfield

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