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Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

What Happens to An Attorney Who Abandons His Client's Legal Matter?

In the case of Denise Hemmann, attorney in Jackson, Georgia, things did not go well. She has been sanctioned by the Supreme Court of Georgia four previous times for abandonment,

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

Drowsy Driving

I recently received a newsletter from Tuck, Advancing Better Sleep. This might be because I had sleep apnea in the past.

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

Award from Appellate Division at The State Board of Worker’s Compensation

I received a 2nd Award of benefits from the Appellate Division at the State Board of Worker's Compensation, granting one year of back pay benefits and two years of full medical care to a wonderful Bosnian client that worked for Wall Mart for 19 years.

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

Measuring Disability in Job Accidents

One of the most difficult things to do is to measure someone's degree of disability or impairment. There is a measurable test that has developed over the last 10 years in an effort to accomplish this objective.

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

Concurrent, Similar Employment

I represented a gentleman who was a cook in a large School district. He sustained a serious low back injury in November of 2017.

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

Lawyers and Their Mental Health

On August 24, 2019, a Court of Appeal Judge, Stephen Goss committed suicide. In 2018 Judge William G. Johnson, a judge in the Griffin Municipal Circuit, fatally shot himself.

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

Problem Cases in Workers' Compensation and Injury Claims

Sometimes I take a new client whose case seems to be complicated and it presents more than the usual challenges or litigation. My office staff asks me why do I do so?

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

A New Year's Resolution

From time to time I write about a thought-provoking sermon given by my Pastor, Andy Stanley of North Point Community Church. His sermon, given on the first Sunday in January of 2020, was timely and quite inspirational.

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

Lawyers Are Experiencing High Level of Stress

An American Bar Association's National Task Force on lawyer well-being in 2018 reported that”…too many lawyers throughout the nation are expressing high levels of stress and are unhealthy

Burdine & Brown Jan. 23, 2020

The Best Seminar in A Long While

When I attend a legal seminar (lawyers are required to get for 12 hours of continuing legal education yearly) I usually learn a few new things, even in my areas of expertise.

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