Monthly Archives: November 2008

As mentioned in previous blogs, Current Procedural Terminology Codes (CPT Codes) are a major part of medical records and billing. Our Douglasville law firm uses these codes when reviewing and summarizing medical records and bills. Basically, this is a coding … Continue reading →

The American Medical Association (AMA) is an organization that provides information and guidelines for medical providers during the treatment of a patient through the use of several available resources. For example, a physician may use the AMA’s guidelines to evaluate … Continue reading →

Recently, we received a rash of phone calls calls from victims of car accidents who are uncertain as to how to proceed. An unexpected car wreck can be very serious. As we approach a holiday season, the roads are likely … Continue reading →

Medical information is essential for all injury cases. In workers’ compensation, medical information assists attorneys for Claimants in understanding a client’s specific injuries as well as by providing a detailed report on a client’s ongoing treatment and expected outcome. Though … Continue reading →

Last week, a study performed by the insurance industry stated the addition of anti-lock brakes on motorcycles has reduced the number of fatal crashes by 38% because this type of brake system assists a cyclist in coming to a more … Continue reading →

Statutes of Limitation under Georgia’s workers’ compensation law can be very confusing for the injured worker. I tend to dislike long disclaimers, but please hear me out when it comes to the subject of time limits under Georgia law for … Continue reading →