Author: Skip McManes
Skip McManes is a seasoned attorney with more than 20 years of experience in representing injured workers. Prior to dedicating his legal practice to this cause, he briefly worked as an insurance defense lawyer where he witnessed the unethical tactics of insurance companies. This motivated him to shift his focus to defending the rights of workers against these powerful entities. Skip obtained his education from Johnson High in Gainesville and the University of Georgia, where he earned a degree in finance and a law degree. Despite his busy schedule, he remains an avid supporter of the Georgia Bulldogs. Currently residing in Alpharetta, Georgia, Skip has been married for over two decades and has four children. His commitment to his clients and passion for justice are evident in his work, and he is dedicated to fighting for the rights of those who have been injured on the job.
Workers’ compensation claims adjusters work for the insurance company not you. Learn how adjusters evaluate claims in Georgia and how their decisions can impact your benefits, delays, or denial.
Small mistakes in a workers’ compensation claim can lead to denial or reduced benefits. Learn the most common mistakes in Georgia—and how to avoid them.
A denied workers’ compensation claim isn’t the end. Learn how to appeal, what mistakes to avoid, and when your case may involve more than workers’ compensation.
Injured on a construction site in Georgia? Learn the critical steps to protect your health, your claim, and your financial recovery—plus when your case may go beyond workers’ compensation.
Injured at work? Your case may be worth more than workers’ compensation alone. Learn when you may also have a personal injury claim and how it impacts your recovery.
Back and neck injuries are often caused by car accidents, workplace incidents, falls, and repetitive strain. Learn the most common causes, how they affect your case, and what to do next.
Not sure if your injury is serious? Learn the warning signs of serious back and neck injuries, including nerve damage, chronic pain, and long-term impact—and what it could mean for your case.
Back and neck injury settlements can take months or over a year depending on treatment, severity, and insurance delays. Learn what impacts your timeline and how to protect your case.
Back and neck injury settlements in Georgia vary widely based on severity, medical costs, and long-term impact. Learn what your case may be worth, what factors increase compensation, and how to avoid settling for less than you deserve.
Wondering how much your car accident case is worth in Georgia? It depends on your injuries, financial losses, and how your case is handled.