WATSON, Justice.
In this workman's compensation case the issue is whether plaintiff's suit is premature.
Plaintiff, Bobbie J. Bell, had his left leg amputated on February 13, 1980, while working in a sawmill. Defendant is the sawmill's compensation insurer, Georgia Casualty and Surety Company. Plaintiff was paid benefits of $83.33 a week, but defendant now admits that the correct amount was $133.33 per week. Plaintiff's attorney demanded an increase by a letter...
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