Fighting on behalf of injured workers in Tennessee. Hurt at work? Let me make sure you get the workers’ compensation benefits you’re owed. #forthepeople
The work my team and I do is challenging & Tennessee’s workers compensation laws are terrible, but when you treat people with dignity & respect, and handle every case the right way, it is immensely rewarding work. Very proud to be fighting #forthepeople here in Memphis!
Proud to win another victory against Amazon today. I may never be able to stop them from treating people the way they do, but I can hope to stop them from treating MY people that way. 11 month delay in getting her surgery…and counting.
Great two day stint in Nashville getting the newest lawyer on our team settled in. Great things ahead for the TN Work Comp department of @forthepeople!
The full @forthepeople TN WC team is excited to be at the @TN_WorkComp conference. We are looking forward to bringing injured workers’ concerns to the forefront of these conversations throughout the week.
Nothing cleanses the palate after a long day better than reading an opinion where this particular defense attorney lost *SIX TIMES* to one unrepresented employee. I wonder if Amazon ended up paying more in attorneys’ fees than actual claim value.
https://t.co/eDr84q4PJG
A 36-year-old construction worker fell to his death while helping renovate a building in the Cotton Row National Historic District. https://t.co/BKCTLpY1RF
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An exciting week for the @forthepeople Memphis Workers Compensation team as we finally send the kiddos back to school! Share your #BackToSchool pictures with us so we can RT!
The legislature is about to devastate TN workers, who they’d already hung out to dry in 2014. If the state won’t hold employers responsible for providing safe work spaces, and now the courts cannot do so, you understand the consequence is UNSAFE WORK SPACES, right?
If your priorities include criminalizing:
- chalk on a sidewalk
- tents on public property
- walking into the street
With massive fines and felonies,
AND
Taking away workers’ & citizens’ ONLY recourse against negligent businesses with regard to #COVID19
THEN YEAH, CONGRATS.
Me, in the corner trying to remind my client with my body language about what we talked about in depo prep.
My client, ignoring common sense and turning the corner into unnecessary commentary in response to a straightforward depo question:
How do you measure a day?
I’m never sure, but some days feel “more” than others. Today was one of those.
49 incoming/outgoing calls
200 incoming emails
110 outgoing emails
3 telephonic hearings with the court