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On Christmas in 2007, I was at Balad Air Base in Iraq. I was the Officer in Charge of the Aeromedical …
Read MoreGeorgia appellate court decides patient/plaintiffs do not have to allow defense counsel ex parte meetings with doctors, but what about GA workers’ comp claimants?
In July of 2008, Francine Ehrlich began residing at a Georgia nursing home owned by the Emeritus Corporation. She needed …
Read MoreIs medical malpractice in Georgia going to mimic our workers’ compensation system?
In an effort to rein in medical costs and reduce medical malpractice premiums, Georgia physicians are weighing the merits of …
Read MoreWal-Mart settles workers’ comp lawsuit with over 13K injured employees
Mega-retailer Wal-Mart has long been accused of unfair practices with regard to its workers, but recently some Wal-Mart employees in …
Read MoreJudge orders former Atlanta Falcons players to seek Georgia workers’ comp benefits
Back in March of this year, the Atlanta Falcons and the NFL brought suit against several former football players in …
Read MoreHow do I best handle my Georgia traffic citation?
One client query that tends to come up with personal injury cases is, “Should I pay my Georgia traffic ticket, …
Read MoreHappy Veterans Day from Moebes Law, LLC!
Happy Veterans Day from Moebes Law, LLC. From our founding attorney, Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran Michael Moebes, to the millions of …
Read MoreEmerging laws protect the internet privacy of employees and students
Way back in 1970, futurist and science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke effectively predicted the Internet, describing it as a synchronous …
Read MoreItalian Supreme Court rules brain tumor + work-related cellphone usage = a valid workers’ compensation claim!
We’ve all heard the speculation about the potential harm common modern conveniences like cell phones and laptops can do to …
Read MoreN.Y. court finds rape victim’s settlement subject to subrogation
Last week a New York appellate court ruled that a civil settlement received by a New York rape victim can be subrogated …
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