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Michael Eric Memberg's Answers (16)

Atlanta, GA

Workers compensation Lawyer at Atlanta, GA

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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Am I required to provide Workers Compensation insurance coverage for myself if I am an independent contractor in Georgia ?

Michael's answer | Answered on July 19, 2016

If you are the only person in your business, you are not required by law to have workers' compensation coverage. Many sole proprietors choose to...

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Do I have to have a case manager at my MD visits?

Michael's answer | Answered on April 13, 2016

To give a response from an attorney who represents employers/insurers: Your consent is only required for a nurse case manager to attend your...

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I signed my papers last Wed on March 9th and sent them off the same day. How long now til I will receive my check.

Michael's answer | Answered on March 15, 2016

If everyone is doing their job, you should get a check within two to three weeks of when the settlement is approved by the State Board of Workers'...

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Is there any i can do to get compensation for this. I at a job now that i dont do heavy lifting. It now taking a toll on my body

Michael's answer | Answered on March 15, 2016

When you change jobs, questions arise as to whether any injury you have is related to your previous or current job. It sounds like you need to ask...

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If employer appeal 2nd time judgement, what happens if they appeal

Michael's answer | Answered on March 10, 2016

The Appellate Division hears oral arguments, but they rely on the evidence presented at the hearing (exhibits and testimony) rather than directly...

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Does the State Board of Workers Compensation have to approve every settlement?

Michael's answer | Answered on March 09, 2016

The Board reviews all settlements to confirm several "boxes are checked" to ensure the injured worker's rights are protected. The amount of the...

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