Key Takeaways Georgia’s new O.C.G.A. Section 34-9-1.1, effective January 1, 2026, explicitly extends workers’ compensation coverage to rideshare drivers, including those for Lyft, under specific…
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Key Takeaways Georgia’s recent legislative changes, specifically the amendment to O.C.G.A. Section 34-9-1(4) effective July 1, 2026, broaden the definition of “injury” under workers’ compensation…
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The legal terrain for gig economy workers is constantly shifting, and nowhere is this more apparent than in the ongoing struggle for adequate insurance coverage…
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The recent increase in retail crime, particularly in areas like Roswell, has brought a stark reality into focus: the profound and often lasting impact of…
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The legal landscape for workers’ compensation in Georgia has seen significant adjustments, particularly concerning the eligibility of part-time staff. Many Roswell employers and employees are…
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The recent Roswell utility worker fall involving significant electrical hazards serves as a stark reminder of the inherent dangers faced by those maintaining our infrastructure,…
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The legal landscape for gig economy workers, especially those operating platforms like Amazon Flex in Los Angeles, has always been a contentious battleground. A recent…
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A recent amendment to Georgia’s Workers’ Compensation Act, specifically affecting how janitorial injury claims involving chemical exposure are handled, has significant implications for workers and…
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The legal framework surrounding workers’ compensation in Georgia has undergone significant modernization, particularly concerning psychological injuries. For workers in Roswell, understanding these changes is vital,…
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Key Takeaways The Georgia Court of Appeals’ recent ruling in Smith v. XYZ Corp. (2026) clarifies the heightened evidentiary standard for proving psychological injury causation…
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