Georgia Supreme Court Faces Transition as Chief Justice Boggs Steps Down for Private Practice


The legal sector in Georgia is set for a significant change as Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs has announced his resignation from the Supreme Court of Georgia. His departure, scheduled for March 31, marks the end of the court’s current term. In a letter to Governor Brian Kemp dated February 25, Boggs expressed his intention to return to private practice in South Georgia, citing the desire to begin “the next chapter” after 25 years of public service.

More details on the announcement and its implications can be found on Law.com.