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GM and UAW Ratify Deal – Spring Hill Assembly Plant to Reopen

The United Auto Workers has announced that it has ratified its contract with General Motors. You can read about the deal announced today here. As part of this package, the GM assembly plant in Spring Hill, Tennessee will re-open and hopefully our friends in the auto industry and all of the subsidiaries that supply GM…

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General Motors and Saturn Corporation Considered the Same Employer for Workers’ Compensation

I am proud to report to our General Motors’ workers compensation clients that the Maury County Circuit Court recently made a landmark ruling in one of my cases. Many autoworkers know that General Motors filed bankruptcy in 2009 and sold its company in a bankruptcy sale to a new company to create “New GM.” That…

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GM Workers Compensation Claims – follow up

Thursday I wrote about handling GM work comp claims. Yesterday morning I saw again why it is so important to hire an experienced and aggressive Tennessee workers’ compensation attorney. GM workers’ benefits are subject to the collective bargaining agreement, even after retirement. With the stroke of a pen, disability, health care and other benefits can…

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General Motors Workers’ Compensation Claims

My father and I have represented hundreds of Saturn and GM employees in their workers’ compensation claims since 1993. Spring Hill is fortunate to be the home of one of the largest automotive assembly plants and other automotive component assembly facilities. We hope GM will commit to bringing another product here soon. The Spring Hill…

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When should I file my Tennessee Workers’ Compensation claim?

In my four years of representing hard working folks from Clarksville to Nashville, Franklin to Spring Hill in workers’ compensation claims when they get injured on the job. The most common thing I hear in my first meeting with clients is, “I was going to pursue this earlier, but I was afraid I would lose…

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