In their petition for writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court of Appeals, the defendant-appellants argued the Court of Appeals' holding will cause delays in benefits payments, increased cost of doing business in Georgia and an uptick in litigation.
August 29, 2023 at 06:36 PM
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Swift Currie attorney Tim Lemke, representing the city of Atlanta, has asked the state Supreme Court to determine whether Georgia’s Workers’ Compensation Act allows for an employee to have multiple authorized treating physicians.
If the original physician’s and a referral physician’s work authorizations contradict each other, which one sticks, and does an employer have to continue to pay benefits?
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Tim Lemke of Swift Currie. (Courtesy photo)
