Being injured and not able to work can be a big financial blow, especially if the injury didnât occur on the job. âUnfortunately, the system is backed up against the injured worker,â says Dennis Liotta, partner and Manager, Workersâ Compensation and Social Security Disability Departments at Edgar Snyder & Associates.
Lee County comprises the Auburn-Opelika, AL <a href=/pages/w/646860012116572>Metropolitan Statistical Area</a>, which is included in the <a href=/pages/w/109260602433140>Columbus</a>-Auburn-Opelika, <a href=/pages/w/103994709636969>GA</a>-AL <a href=/pages/w/1569310439993335>Combined Statistical Area</a>.</p><h2>History</h2><p>Lee County was established by the <a href=/pages/w/102873793087102>State Legislature</a> on December 5, 1866, out of parts of <a href=/pages/w ...
Robyn Bridges | Auburn-Opelika Tourism Bureau. The Alabama Tourism Department recently published its annual Economic Impact Report for 2015, providing statistical evidence that the travel & tourism industry continues to be one of the most viable segments of the Auburn-Opelika economy.