If you have been injured, you probably want to get better and go back to work as quickly as possible. Sometimes, though, you may be
This is the second in a series of articles about common types of injuries that occur at work in Georgia. The first article in this
In Georgia, the workers’ compensation insurance company has a responsibility to pay for the cost of your transportation for medical treatment after an injury at
The mileage costs associated with buying gas to drive back and forth to the doctor can add up quickly. Depending on where you live and
My primary hope for all my clients is that they recover completely from their work injuries. Sometimes this happens, but often injured workers with serious
When your doctor releases you to go back to work after a work injury, your employer may offer you a light duty job. If you
In our past articles in this blog series on Georgia Workers’ Compensation forms, we have discussed a general overview of the forms, the forms that you are
This is the first in a series of blog articles about some of the most common types of workers’ compensation injuries in Georgia. At the
The Georgia State Board of Workers’ Compensation made a change in 2014 to Board Rule 104 that will help protect injured workers and benefit the
One workers’ compensation benefit is temporary total disability or TTD benefits. These are benefits for lost wages. The insurance company pays these benefits when you
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