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Our attorneys enjoy sharing their knowledge with others. Many of them regularly speak on personal injury, workers’ compensation, and insurance issues at continuing legal education seminars across Georgia. Our attorneys also volunteer their time to speak to clubs, organizations, and other groups about a number of topics including: Insurance Issues Workers’ Compensation Veterans Benefits Guide […]
Perkins Attorneys Serve at the Georgia Capitol
Last Tuesday, March 26th, Ann-Margaret Perkins, Jason Perkins, and Travis Studdard served as Georgia Trial Lawyers Association’s Lawyers for the Day at the Georgia Capitol. The Lawyer of the Day program provides a presence for GTLA at the Capitol. It allows lawyers to meet with their senators and representatives during the session to discuss issues and […]
Perkins Studdard Team Members Run the Dixie 200!
On March 22 & 23, Jason Perkins, and Travis Studdard ran The Dixie 200 as part of a 10 person relay team. This 207 mile, overnight relay began near Atlanta, Georgia & finished near Birmingham, Alabama. That’s over 200 miles in 2 days & 2 time zones! Their team finished 6th out of 15 teams overall with a total […]
Attorneys Help Out at State Capitol
Today, Ann-Margaret Perkins, Jason Perkins, and Travis Studdard are volunteering to help out at the Georgia State Capitol as part of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association’s Lawyer of the Day program. This program offers an opportunity for GTLA members to help out at the Capitol by reviewing proposed legislation and meeting with State Senators and […]
Helpful Book and Blog About Traumatic Brain Injuries
Traumatic brain injuries are life altering events. We often represent clients who have been impacted by them, so we like to share information on that subject whenever we can. Diane Quimby, a local woman who sustained a severe traumatic brain injury, has written a wonderful and inspiring book about her journey through recovery. The name of the book is […]
Workers’ Compensation Division Participating in Two Hundred Mile Race
We are excited to announce that our Workers’ Compensation Division will have three people competing in the Dixie 200, a 207 mile relay run from just outside of Atlanta, Georgia to Birmingham, Alabama. Leah Carter organized the twelve person team on which she, Jason Perkins and Travis Studdard are running. As part of this team, […]
Georgia Supreme Court decision helps injured workers get medical treatment
The Supreme Court of Georgia recently upheld the validity of State Board of Workers’ Compensation Rule 205 in the case of Mulligan v. Selective HR Solutions, Inc., 289 Ga. 753, 716 S.E.2d 150 (2011). Rule 205 provides a method by which doctors and injured workers can get approval for medical treatment needed as a result of […]
Cliff Perkins Speaks At Annual Georgia Workers’ Compensation Law Seminar
Cliff Perkins recently spoke to approximately four hundred attorneys on the topic of Catastrophic Designation in Georgia Workers’ Compensation claims at the annual Georgia Workers’ Compensation Law Institute. Cliff’s presentation and paper for this seminar covered a number of subtopics including: the importance of having specific work restrictions from doctors the use of social security […]
Cliff Perkins Inducted into National Workers’ Compensation College
Cliff Perkins was recently inducted as a Fellow into The College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers, a national organization established to honor those who have distinguished themselves in the practice of workers’ compensation law. Only twelve Georgia attorneys have received this honor. Among other things, Fellows of the College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers have shown that […]
Jason Perkins Speaks at Workers’ Compensation Seminar
Jason Perkins was featured as a speaker at the 2012 continuing legal education seminar “Workers’ Compensation for the General Practitioner”. The seminar is put on by the Institute of Continuing Legal Education in Georgia. Jason spoke on the issue of “Contacting the Medical Provider in a Workers’ Compensation Matter”. Jason addressed the issue from the […]
