Monthly Archives: September 2007

Case Management System: We use Amicus Attorney After graduating from law school in 1999, I quickly realized that it can be very difficult to manage information on cases. In my opinion, Amicus Attorney is a wonderful case management system. I … Continue reading →

On September 13, 2007, the Georgia Court of Appeals issued its decision in the case of YKK (USA), Inc. et al. v. Patterson. This case involved two important issues. First, the Court of Appeals held that the injured worker did … Continue reading →

On September 11, 2007, the Georgia Court of Appeals issued its decision in Paschall Truck Lines v. Kirkland. In this case, the injured worker was hurt in a truck accident when another commercial vehicle struck the vehicle he was driving. … Continue reading →

The Paperless Office I am proud to say that I have successfully transitioned from a paper to a paperless office. While it would be a stretch to think we could eliminate paper altogether, I have found that the efficiency of … Continue reading →

In my opinion, settling a personal injury case or workers’ compensation case around the holidays at the end of the year should be avoided under some circumstances. It seems that in my line of practice, there is a historical rush … Continue reading →

Small Law Firm Office Technology How software & hardware improves my Douglas County, Georgia, Personal Injury & Workers’ Compensation Law Practice. Why It Makes Sense Technology makes sense in my law practice for a number of reasons. First and foremost, … Continue reading →