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 time of 30 hours & 7 minutes. We are very proud of them!
For more information about the race and pictures from the run, please visit our Facebook page.
Georgia’s workers compensation system can be very confusing. You have to worry about getting the treatment you need and paying your bills while also worrying about not missing any deadlines that could cause you to lose your right to receive workers compensation benefits.
If you have questions, I would recommend that you try to get answers. To find out more about how to schedule a time to talk to me about your workers compensation questions, just read this short article.
Navigating Georgia’s workers’ compensation system can be a daunting task, leaving you with numerous questions and uncertainties. If you find yourself in this situation, we strongly encourage you to seek clarification and find the answers you need. Perkins Studdard is here to help you through this process and provide the support you deserve.
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