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Could injuring myself while fornicating on a business trip mean I get workers’ comp benefits?
Successfully proving that an injury during an after-hours tryst on a business trip arose out of and in the course …
Read MoreHelp! I’m going to court about my Atlanta car wreck. What do I do?
In my last post aboutย auto accidents in Georgia, I gave you information on how to get started on seeking reimbursement …
Read MoreI live in Georgia and got in a car wreck. How do I get the other guy’s insurance to pay for my car?
Lots of folks don’t know how to proceed after they’ve been in an auto accident. Insurance companies for the other …
Read MoreIgnoring your mail may cost you your workers’ compensation case.
If you ignore a notice from the Georgia courts, it could cost you your case.ย Ready Mix USA found this out …
Read MoreMore about criminal law in Georgia
Okay,ย in an earlier postย I was discussing the differences and similarities between types of law. I briefly outlined civil case procedure …
Read More“The Compulator” app is now available for Android phones
Atlanta injury attorney Michael Moebesย has released the well-received Compulator app for Google Android phones this week. Previously, theย litigation toolย was only …
Read MoreMoebes recognized by Avvo as top Georgia workers’ compensation lawyer
Avvo.comย is a website that provides a forum for laypersons to ask questions that qualifiedย attorneys can answer.ย The site also …
Read MoreWhat are the differences between Georgia Injury Law, Criminal Law, and Georgia Workers’ Compensation Law?
The law is intimidating and confusing to most normal people (but not me, because I’m exceedingly brilliant). Because I am …
Read MoreI slipped! I fell! Do I need a personal injury lawyer?
Ourย Atlanta law officeย recently got a phone call like this: Him:ย “I just busted my ass at the hardware store!” Me:ย …
Read MoreOverhaul the Georgia Workers’ Compensation system? No, no, no. No.
There was much talk last year of overhauling the Georgia workers’ compensation system. Some interests planned (and perhaps still plan) …
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