"In my experience, most claimants are earning less than the maximum rate already," said Jeff K. Stinson, partner at Swift Currie in Atlanta. "This increase will not impact their claims."
July 11, 2022 at 01:44 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Payouts for workers’ compensation claims are on the rise after a bill passed earlier this year by the Georgia General Assembly took effect July 1.
The result is an increase in costs for employers and carriers handling the claims, but an Atlanta workers’ comp attorney says he doesn’t think the change will impact most cases.
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