Georgia just took another step to strengthen its business climate.
New laws taking effect today make corporate litigation easier, faster, and less expensive by modernizing Georgia's corporate code and expanding access to the Georgia State-wide Business Court.
As our own Sky Park told the @ajc: "Our involvement in the bill really was motivated by trying to make our legal environment pretty much just as competitive as our tax environment."
That's how Georgia stays the #1 state for business.
#BuiltForBusiness
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Georgia's been the #1 State for Business for 12 years running. That's not just a reputation — it's something that requires dedicated collaborative work, all the time.
Part of that work is behind the scenes, making sure Georgia has the legal infrastructure businesses can count on when things go wrong.
HB 1185, sponsored by Majority Leader Chuck Efstration and Senate Floor Leader Thomas "Bo" Hatchett and signed today by Governor Brian Kemp, does exactly that. The bill streamlines access to Georgia's Statewide Business Court — a specialized court with judges who actually understand how businesses work — strengthens Georgia's corporate code and adds commonsense protections against bad-faith litigation.
The bottom line: disputes resolved faster, at lower cost, with more expertise. That's good for companies already here, and a strong signal to those deciding where to grow next.
Thank you to @GovKemp, Majority Leader @ChuckEfstration, Floor Leader Hatchett and the Georgia General Assembly on this win for our business community. 🏛️
Board member, Nick Fernandez, led a discussion with @odonaldii, Chief of Staff for Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens. Odie shared an overview of the Mayor's first term, and predictions of what to expect the Mayor to focus on in his campaign. “Promises made, promises kept.” @atlchamber
The Metro Atlanta Chamber celebrates the final passage of Governor Kemp’s tort reform legislation—Senate Bill 68—by the Georgia General Assembly. This marks a significant step toward strengthening Georgia’s business climate and ensuring our state remains the best place to do business.
“MAC is committed to fostering a robust, growing economy across our region. Governor Kemp’s legislation creates a more balanced and predictable legal environment for businesses of all sizes," said MAC President and CEO Katie Kirkpatrick. "These reforms establish a level playing field in the courtroom, encouraging job creation, business expansion, and the recruitment of new companies to Georgia. This balanced approach promotes stability and predictability in the legal system while ensuring access to the courts is protected and responsible businesses are safeguarded from excessive jury verdicts."
“We extend our sincere appreciation to Governor Brian Kemp, Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones, Speaker Jon Burns, Senate President Pro Tem John Kennedy, House Majority Whip James Burchett, Chairman Rob Leverett and members of the Georgia General Assembly for their leadership and commitment to enacting these critical reforms.”
The 2025 CFP #NationalChampionship Trophy visited the GA State Capitol as Atlanta prepares to host this epic event on Jan. 20!
Thanks to @GovKemp, @LtGovJonesGA, @JonBurnsGA and the GA General Assembly for showcasing why Atlanta is the ultimate host city.
#CFBPlayoff
Congratulations to @collins4atlanta and Dr. Nicole “Nikki” Evans Jones for making it into the Post 3 At-Large special election runoff.
Atlanta voters, the runoff election will be held on December 3rd, so mark your calendars!
A powerhouse panel of historic GA leaders came to MAC: former Gov. Deal, former Gov. Barnes, former U.S. Sen. Chambliss, and former Mayor Franklin. In front of a packed room, the leaders discussed election integrity, support for democracy, and civil discourse in politics.
Georgia is ready to welcome the world to our capital city for the FIFA World Cup 2026! We’re excited to show off our world-class venues, accommodations, and unmatched Southern hospitality during 8 matches, including a semi-final.
Exciting news for our capital city and another crowning achievement for tourism and economic development in our state, as Atlanta will host eight World Cup matches in 2026—including a semi-final game! ⚽️🍑
Major cities across the country, including ATL, continue to make progress fighting crime. Thank you to @andreforatlanta, Chief Schierbaum, @GovKemp, and all our public safety partners for your relentless dedication and steady work changing the trajectory. https://t.co/X0YAYPv5rh
Enjoyed getting to moderate this discussion with @StricklandForGA and @gajustice! It was great to discuss the importance of passing occupational licensing reform at the capital next year with our members. #gapol
Great conversation this week with @StricklandForGA and @gajustice about SB 157 and other reforms to Georgia’s occupational licensing landscape.
Reducing barriers to employment across the board is vital for our state’s businesses AND our talent.
✅ Sold-out crowds at Mercedes Benz Stadium for @ATLUTD Games
✅ City host for the #FIFA World Cup 2026
✅ Home to the U.S. Soccer HQ and training facility
Next up:
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Welcome to Georgia, @ussoccer!