Sun v. Langston
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Banke, Judge.
Appellant Joseph C. Sun appeals an order dismissing his pro se suit against appellee David Langston for failure to state a claim.
Sun’s complaint, as amended, alleged that Langston had provided legal representation for the defendant in a prior action which Sun had brought against an alleged “hit and run” driver in Gwinnett County. Count 1 asserted that Langston “by manipulation and fraud . . . made attempt to coverup the ‘where-abouts’ of [the defendant] in the Gwinnett suit.” For this alleged injury, Sun sought damages of $2,000 to compensate him for unnecessary work he otherwise…
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