Can You Place a Value on a Pet (or a Finger)?
The Georgia Supreme Court recently decided a case where a family’s dog died as a result of being given the wrong medication while being boarded.
Do you have workers’ compensation questions related to the COVID-19 coronavirus?
The Georgia Supreme Court recently decided a case where a family’s dog died as a result of being given the wrong medication while being boarded.
The Georgia legislature made several changes to the Georgia Workers’ Compensation Act in 2016. Â The changes made to the law include small increases to the
Many people who have workers’ compensation injuries may also qualify for FMLA. Â FMLA stands for the Family Medical Leave Act. Â Congress passed this law in
Doctors often propose back surgery to treat serious workers’ compensation back injuries. Â These types of back injuries often result in herniated discs that are diagnosed
If you are hurt on the job in Georgia, you probably have a Georgia workers compensation case.  Understanding the basics of Georgia’s workers compensation laws will
The Form WC-207 is one of the forms that is published by the Georgia State Board of Workers’ Compensation. Â The form is used by employers,
When you have been injured, what do you do? You need to file a workers compensation claim. Sometimes, filing a workers compensation claim is easy.
Many people refer to the doctors who provide medical treatment for work injuries as workers compensation doctors. Â Some people use the term “company doctors”. Even
After an injury at work, you will usually be contacted by an insurance adjuster.  The adjuster works for the workers’ compensation insurance company.  Instead of
You may read about maximum medical improvement on some paperwork from your workers’ compensation doctor. Â Like many medical terms, you may wonder what it means.
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