State Board Changes Rules
The State Board of Workers’ Compensation publishes rules that govern the payment of workers’ compensation benefits. Â These rules are used in addition to the Georgia
Do you have workers’ compensation questions related to the COVID-19 coronavirus?
The State Board of Workers’ Compensation publishes rules that govern the payment of workers’ compensation benefits. Â These rules are used in addition to the Georgia
Many of our previous blog articles have discussed the unfairness of some cases barring claims made by injured workers based on a statute of limitations.
YES. Georgia’s workers compensation laws allow you to pick your workers’ compensation doctor. It is important to understand that you may have a limited number
Knee injuries at work can cause many difficulties. These injuries often affect your ability to stand, walk, squat, climb, and lift. The restrictions from a
Why do workers’ compensation insurance companies deny you the weekly benefits and medical treatment you need? There are many answers to that question, but one
Commercial and residential construction can be dangerous. Â The work is physically demanding. Â It is not unusal for employees working construction jobs to suffer injuries. Â If
Many people work more than one job. Â Concurrent employment is a workers’ compensation term that describes someone working more than one job. Concurrent employment can
Many firms have lawyers who practice personal injury or workers’ compensation but not both.  We are different.  Our attorneys have over sixty years’ combined experience
Strokes are covered by Georgia workers’ compensation law, but there are special requirements for proving strokes are work related. Â The 2015 Georgia Court of Appeals
Georgia workers’ compensation law covers aggravations of preexisting conditions as work injuries. Â These injuries are covered until the aggravation injury “resolves”. Â A 2015 Georgia Court
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