Prenita Alimchandani sued A&M Hospitalities and its owners seeking judicial dissolution, damages for breach of contract and fiduciary duty, and related relief. The trial court appointed a receiver and auditor or special master, and an arbitration produced an award for the company and other defendants. The Court of Appeals of Georgia reviewed the challenged appointment and related rulings. It affirmed or rejected the challenges addressed in the opinion while emphasizing that the receiver’s performance and alleged conduct were not themselves before the court. The opinion therefore resolved the appointment issue without making findings that the receiver had acted improperly or unlawfully.