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Jenkinsburg council denies Morgan & Morgan anti-litem demand after litigation discussion
Summary
Following an executive-session discussion with the city attorney, the Jenkinsburg Council unanimously voted to deny a Morgan & Morgan anti-litem demand dated June 16, 2025 and authorized the city attorney to relay the denial.
After convening an executive session with City Attorney Kent Lawrence to discuss possible litigation, the Jenkinsburg City Council returned to regular session and voted to deny an anti-litem demand notice from Morgan & Morgan dated June 16, 2025.
On July 14, Mayor Pro-Tem Jason Watts moved "to deny the Morgan & Morgan anti-litem demand notice of June 16, 2025 and authorize the attorney to relay the motion to Morgan & Morgan on behalf of the city." The motion was seconded by Gary Roberts and carried by recorded aye votes from Brown, Roberts, Eberspacher, England and Watts.
The minutes record the procedural outcome and authorization for the city attorney to notify Morgan & Morgan. No further details about the underlying claim or the content of the law firm's demand appear in the meeting minutes.
