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Burdine & Brown Feb. 13, 2020

Does Religion Still Have a Place in American Society?

The second President of the United States of America was John Adams. He wrote: “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people.

Burdine & Brown Feb. 13, 2020

The Role of Judges

There is a group of liberal lawyers, members of the American Bar Association, who are trying to get the rest of us lawyers to “protect our courts.”

Burdine & Brown Feb. 6, 2020

What Are Assessed Attorney Fees and Does an Assessment Free Me of Paying My Lawyer?

For your lawyer to be awarded assessed fees in a case that goes to court means that the insurance company's defense of your case was UNREASONABLE.

Burdine & Brown Feb. 6, 2020

Is My Workers' Compensation or Personal Injury Settlement Taxed by The IRS?

Section 104 (a) (1) of the Internal Revenue Code clearly states: “…amounts received under workers' compensation acts as compensation for personal injuries or sickness are not taxable.”

Burdine & Brown Feb. 6, 2020

Should I Take the Advice of The Nurse Case Manager Assigned to My Case by The Insurance Company?

I had a Nurse Case Manager e-mail me recently, stating she needed my permission to work directly with my injured client. This is the law.

Burdine & Brown Jan. 25, 2020

Proper Communication in Workers Compensation Claims

A very frustrated Hispanic client came to see me just recently. He signed a contract with a law firm in Atlanta but never met with the actual lawyer.

Burdine & Brown Jan. 25, 2020

“To Tell the Truth… Always”

I got a call from a potential client who lives and works in Covington, Georgia. It is about an hour's drive from Atlanta.

Burdine & Brown Jan. 25, 2020

Is Your Condition Considered a Workers' Compensation Injury?

If this injury is disabling, (meaning you cannot work full-time or you cannot work at all) then you should pursue a claim for a job injury because it will not get better unless it is treated.