Georgia-Pacific Corp. v. DeLoach

WEBSTER, Judge.

In this workers’ compensation appeal, the self-insured employer seeks review of the amount of attorney fees it was ordered to pay to claimant’s attorney. By cross appeal, claimant argues that the award of attorney fees should have been greater than it was. We conclude that the cross appeal is so totally devoid of merit as to border on the frivolous and, therefore, affirm without discussion as to the issues raised thereby. We conclude, further, that the employer correctly asserts that claimant’s attorney waived any claim he might otherwise have had to a fee for certain of the…