MSP is proud to celebrate 125 years of service by investing in the next generation of leaders in our community. In partnership with the Community Foundation for Greater Rome, we’re now accepting applications for the MSP 125th Anniversary Scholarship Opportunity for 2026. The scholarship is open to graduating high school seniors in Floyd and Polk County who are interested in pursuing a career in the legal profession. Apply until March 27, 2026. Details are available at cffgr.org/scholarship.
Yesterday we celebrated the retirement of Wanda Milam at a luncheon hosted by the Coosa Country Club. Wanda dedicated more than 40 years of service to the firm, working alongside generations of attorneys and staff and playing an important role in MSP’s history. It was especially meaningful to gather past and present MSP colleagues to thank Wanda for her years of dedication and to celebrate her next chapter. Congratulations, Wanda!
We’re pleased to share three recent workers’ compensation resolutions by MSP partner Rob Monroe, totaling nearly $300,000 in settlements for injured workers in our community.
In one case, Rob represented an employee of a local manufacturer who suffered traumatic amputations of three fingers on his dominant right hand. The claim resolved for $176,000.
Rob also represented a certified nursing assistant at a local nursing home who tore the meniscus in her knee. When her employer refused to allow her to work in a light‑duty position or otherwise accommodate her restrictions, she sustained a series of additional injuries on the job. That case settled for $65,000.
In a third matter, Rob obtained a $55,000 settlement for an employee of a flooring manufacturer who injured his shoulder and later required a total shoulder replacement.
These outcomes build on Rob’s recent workers’ compensation results we shared earlier this year and reflect MSP’s continued commitment to standing up for injured workers across Georgia.
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In one case, Rob represented an employee of a local manufacturer who suffered traumatic amputations of three fingers on his dominant right hand. The claim resolved for $176,000.
Rob also represented a certified nursing assistant at a local nursing home who tore the meniscus in her knee. When her employer refused to allow her to work in a light‑duty position or otherwise accommodate her restrictions, she sustained a series of additional injuries on the job. That case settled for $65,000.
In a third matter, Rob obtained a $55,000 settlement for an employee of a flooring manufacturer who injured his shoulder and later required a total shoulder replacement.
These outcomes build on Rob’s recent workers’ compensation results we shared earlier this year and reflect MSP’s continued commitment to standing up for injured workers across Georgia.