Atlanta Casualty Co. v. Sharpton

Shulman, Presiding Judge.

On April 8,1980, while driving his employer’s truck in the course of his employment, appellee Sharpton was involved in an automobile accident in which he sustained injuries and expenses. Appellee was paid medical expenses and $110 a week in lost wages for each week of disability under workers’ compensation coverage issued to his employer. In addition, appellee received payments of $43.40 from his employer’s no-fault automobile insurer for each week he was disabled, which payments represented the difference between 85% of his weekly wage ($180) and the workers’…