Important Legal Articles for Injured Workers
The following articles go into further detail about the terms and procedures that typically arise during a workers' compensation case. In order for you to approach your case with confidence, it's important to have a basic understanding of how the process works.
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Do I Qualify for Workers Compensation Benefits? Could you be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits in Georgia? Find out what three things you must prove and what benefits you may recover if you qualify. -
Common Questions & Concerns About Workers Compensation in Georgia Has your work related injury left you with several unanswered questions? Our Atlanta workers' compensation lawyers have the answers your are looking for. -
What to Expect After a Georgia Workplace Injury Find out what you can expect from your employer and the insurance company—and what they can expect from you—after a workplace injury. -
10 Reasons Workers’ Compensation Claims Are Denied in Georgia Sometimes valid workers’ compensation claims are unfairly denied. Find out ten reasons why this may happen and how to avoid these problems with your recovery. -
Types of Workers' Compensation Benefits in Georgia Did an on-the-job-injury prevent you from returning to work? If so, contact our firm to discuss how we can help get you the financial compensation you deserve. -
Georgia Workers’ Compensation Independent Medical Exams Find out whether you must submit to an independent medical exam and why you should talk to a Georgia workers’ compensation attorney first. -
Georgia Workers’ Compensation Calculators Use our workers' compensation calculators to determine the number of benefit weeks you are entitled to, the present value of future benefits, how much your impairment rating is worth, and how many more years the insurance company is considering regarding their future exposure in your claim. -
Maximum Workers Compensation Benefits in Georgia Use this table to identify maximum weekly benefits for workers' compensation claims by date and injury type for injured workers in Georgia. -
Returning to Light Duty Work After an On-the-Job Injury After suffering a Georgia work injury, it's important that workers receive the disability benefits they require and are offered a fair position when returning. -
Employer Wont Let Me See Doctor for Work Injury - What To Do If you’ve been hurt at work, seek medical care as soon as possible. If your employer keeps you from seeing a doctor, learn more about your rights and options.