Williamson v. Gulf Insurance
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Evans, Judge.
Bonne Williamson was employed as a waitress at the Forks Restaurant in Brunswick earning a salary of $.85 an hour plus tips. Her tips averaged $18 a night or $108 a week. She worked approximately 30 hours a week at $.85 an hour for an average of $25.50 a week. She injured her back by striking a sharp corner of a table and her injuries required medical attention.
After discussion with a representative of Gulf Insurance Group, her employer’s insurance carrier, they reached an agreement as to workmen’s compensation, and executed form 16, paying her $15 per week compensation until her…
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