City of Atlanta v. Walker
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Presiding Judge.
Mrs. Shirley C. Walker, employed by appellant City of Atlanta (City) as a school crossing guard, was struck by an automobile while engaged in her duties and sustained injury to her back. She received disability payments for a time, but finally resigned her position. She then underwent a series of examinations to determine her ability to resume work. Among these was a rehabilitation evaluation initiated by Mrs. Walker herself, without prior notice to the City, and subsequent to undergoing a similar evaluation which the City had arranged. Mrs. Walker contended that, under…
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