A WC-206 Notice of Intent to Become a Party at Interest is a form used
by a third party to put the Georgia State Board of Workers’ Compensation
on notice that they have some interest or stake in your claim. For instance,
your group health insurer may file a WC-206 if they have paid medical
bills on your behalf which they believe relate to your workers’
compensation claim. The form puts you and the workers’ compensation
carrier on notice that the group carrier expects to be reimbursed for
payment of those bills. The filing of this form can delay settlement of
your workers’ comp claim. If you have received a WC-206, and you
would like to discuss the form with an experienced workers’ compensation
attorney, contact
workplace injury lawyer Brian Sumrall at
(404) 857-3835
, or visit
http://www.sumrallfirm.com
