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Connecticut woman fights back against overzealous workers’ compensation investigators
You might expect investigators to be vigilant when checking up on the activities of workers whose workers’ compensation case they …
Read MoreGeorgia’s cracking down on businesses who shuck their duty to provide workers’ compensation coverage for employees.
The state of Georgia requires most employers with three or more full-time, part-time or seasonal employees to offer workers’ comp …
Read MoreWorkers’ compensation fraud can be fun! Until it’s not.
Listen. It’s perfectly okay to have the impulse to beat someone into a human stew. It’s perfectly okay to act …
Read MoreDo workers stand to lose if employers are allowed to opt out of workers’ comp?
Workers’ compensation reform hasn’t just been a hot button issue here in Georgia. Other states are wrestling with change in their …
Read MoreCould 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 about 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. Ready Mix USA found this out …
Read MoreMore about criminal law in Georgia
Okay, in an earlier post 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 Moebes has released the well-received Compulator app for Google Android phones this week. Previously, the litigation tool was only …
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