Fred S. James & Co. of Georgia, Inc. v. King
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Sognier, Judge.
King, an employee of Cagles’s, Inc., was injured on the job. King filed for, and was awarded, workers’ compensation benefits as a result of the injury. Fred S. James & Co. of Georgia, Inc. (James) is an insurance broker who entered into a service agreement with Cagle’s Inc., a self-insurer, to administer its workers’ compensation program. Under the workers’ compensation service agreement James was to: “Provide services at each of your major operating locations to assist in reducing accident levels, as well as striving for a decrease in the seriousness of your claims. Generally,…
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