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Google’s “driverless” car is safer and less accident-prone than you are!
Several movies have depicted a driverless car as an everyday convenience that we’ll experience in the future. Remember Johnny Cab …
Read MoreChicago workers’ compensation case not so cut and dry for widow seeking restitution
In an interesting case from Illinois, workers’ compensation was found as an exclusive remedy for the widow of a man …
Read MoreIf a restaurant employee chokes on the restaurant’s food, is that a workers’ comp claim?
If I said to you, “Off the top of your head, name three workers’ comp-related things that could happen to …
Read MoreSouth Carolina limits workers’ compensation benefits for law enforcment
The South Carolina Supreme Court may have forgotten one important detail when they handed down recent decision regarding workers’ comp …
Read MoreProposed changes to workers’ compensation insurance for military contractors could save taxpayers a bundle
“There is absolutely no reason American taxpayers should be lining the pockets of private insurance companies.” That’s the opinion of …
Read MoreWhat are the benefits of camera technology for the Georgia car accident victim?
The average Georgia citizen may not realize this, but video cameras are quite prevalent around Atlanta. There are a series …
Read MoreIf I’m receiving workers’ comp benefits in Georgia, can I still work?
In 2004, Garry McBee injured his right shoulder on the job. At the time, he was working for Blue Ribbon …
Read MoreAre workers’ compensation doctors overprescribing pain meds to injured workers?
It’s no new thing that workplace insurers nationwide are having to pay out billions of dollars in workers compensation benefits …
Read MoreGeorgia Workers’ Comp Lawyer Michael Moebes Profiled on MyShingle.com
Any successful attorney who has become a sole practitioner in the past few years has likely prefaced his or her …
Read MoreWhat are the elements to determining liability where my Georgia car wreck is concerned?
When someone is injured through no fault of their own, both Georgia state and federal laws put forth that there …
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