Grier v. Proctor

Cooper, Judge.

Appellant brought this action against his employer, the association of self-insurers to which his employer belongs and the servicing agent, as a result of the temporary (ten-week) cessation of the payment of his workers’ compensation benefits which, according to appellant, occurred without prior notice to him. Upon such cessation, appellant requested the administrative law judge (“ALJ”) to issue an interlocutory order requiring appellees to show cause why they should not resume payment, pay a 15 percent late penalty under OCGA § 34-9-221 (e), pay a civil penalty of $250 under…