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: Georgia Law BlogWorkers' Compensation CLE Seminar
By Jack E. Clay
Last week, I attended a workers' compensation seminar in St. Simon's Island, Georgia. The seminar, sponsored by ICLE and Workers' Compensation Law State Bar of Georgia, was attended by many work comp attorneys and hosted several activities over the three day event. Guest speakers included several judges from the State Board of Workers' Compensation in Atlanta, Georgia including Chief Judge William S. Cain, Jr., Honorable Carolyn C. Hall, and Honorable David K. Imahara, among others. Some of the topics discussed were case law updates, the basics of taking depositions, recent decisions of the appellate division, and discussions regarding catastrophic designations in workers' comp cases.
If you or someone you know has been injured at work, contact my Douglasville, Georgia law office for a free consultation.
Full post as published by Georgia Law Blog on October 20, 2009 (boomark / email).
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