Fitzsimons v. W. M. Collins Enterprises, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, Judge.
W. M. Collins Enterprises, Inc. (Collins) hired Jim Albritton to do construction work based on assurances from Howard L. FitzSimons, president of Insurance Management Associates, Inc. (IMA), that Albritton had workers’ compensation insurance for such work. When one of Albritton’s workers was injured on the job, Collins discovered that Albritton did not in fact have a workers’ compensation policy for construction work, and Collins and its insurer, Home Builders Association of Georgia, Inc., had to pay for the worker’s injuries. Collins and its insurer then sued Albritton,…
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