Telemedicine on the rise but not adopted in the Georgia Fee Schedule…yet
By: Jennifer M. Smith, Esq. Telemedicine, or “telehealth,” has a
Making your WC forms stick: how to take full advantage of Board forms
By: Jennifer M. Smith, Esq. For insurance adjusters, being assigned
Georgia 2018 Legislative Update
By: Alissa C. Atkins, Esq. Nineteen days into the 2018
Arguments For Changing the System: Complaints by Both Sides
by Nathaniel Hofman, Esq. One of the more interactive panels
Is This an Idiopathic Injury? Clarification on Confusing Case Law
by Christopher Pugh, Esq. What constitutes an idiopathic injury is
Recent Appellate Division Decisions
by Tyler Jones, Esq. Those who attended the conference were
Summary of Board Rule Changes Including Addition to Rule 205, Increasing Pressure on Insurers to Authorize Medical Services within 5 Days
by Emily Anderson, Esq. The Board recently published new rules,
CMS Re-Review Now Available: A Way to Reduce Previously Approved MSAs
by Emily Anderson, Esq. Prior to July of this year,
Medicare Set-Asides – Coming Soon to Personal Injury Cases
by Vincent A. Toreno, Esq. While Medicare Set-Asides have been
Impact of New Willful Misconduct Ruling on Recovery of Workers’ Compensation Benefits
by Frank A. Wasser, Esq. A recent ruling by the
