On June 25, 2009, Bryan Ramos and Adriana Sola Capifali were featured on channel 890 “Poderosa” to discuss workers’ compensation issues particular to the Hispanic worker. The Georgia attorneys were (more…)
Adriana Sola Capifali
Are grandchildren considered dependents and eligible to receive death benefits?
In society today, it is not unusual to see grandchildren living with their grandparents. Under the workers’ compensation laws are grandchildren considered dependents? Biological children of an employee that are under age 18 are considered dependents. Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 34-9-13, a “child” also includes dependent stepchildren, legally adopted children, posthumous children, and acknowledged children born out of wedlock. Married children are not considered dependents.
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RLF Attorneys Attend Advanced WC Institute In St. Simons
Bryan Ramos, James Timmons, Adriana Sola Capifali and Julia Lindsey participated in the annual Advanced Workers’ Compensation Institute in St. Simons Island, Georgia. The Institute’s meetings were held from October 2 through October 4. During this time, one topic discussed was (more…)
Who We Are
At the Ramos Law Firm our legal team has over 30 years of combined experience. The Firm was founded in April of 2005 and has been helping injured workers fight for the benefits they deserve since they opened.
Bryan Camacho Ramos is the founder and principal of the firm. He has handled thousands 
of cases over his career. He has significant trial experience ranging from the simple hand strain to complex catastrophic cases involving complicated medical issues and housing considerations. Mr. Ramos has utilized alternative dispute resolution methods and conferences to reach the best result for his clients. Additionally, many clients have provided testimonials attesting to their positive experiences with the Ramos Law Firm. Mr. Ramos devotes many hours every month to community service events and charities. Additionally, Mr. Ramos is active within the Asian and Hispanic communities.
Mr. Ramos has published dozens of articles on numerous topics involving workers’ compensation in both national and local law journals. He regularly conducts client seminar and lectures. Additionally, he mentors young attorneys who have recently passed the Bar and are just beginning their practice of law.
Gail Bailey is the Senior Paralegal and Legal Administrator for the firm. She has been with the firm since August of 2005 and has worked in Atlanta law firms since 1997. Mrs. Bailey has conducted a number of seminars/webinars through NBI, Inc. for paralegals in both the Atlanta area and on a national level.
Melissa Krick joined the firm in August of 2009 as the firm’s receptionist and has since moved into the position of Legal Assistant/Paralegal. While having only been with the firm a couple of years, she has been in the legal industry for over nine years. Ms. Krick interacts with clients on a day to day basis and is often the first point of contact.
