When you sustain injuries at work in Georgia, workers' compensation provides vital support. It covers your medical bills and offers partial wage replacement. However, many wonder if their job is at risk while they recover. At-will employment Georgia is an at-will...
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3 common workers’ comp claim mistakes to avoid
Filing a workers' compensation claim can be a daunting process, but it is important to ensure you follow the right steps to secure the support you deserve after a workplace injury. Avoiding certain mistakes can greatly enhance your chances of a successful claim. 1....
How does workers’ compensation help you pay your bills?
Workers in any industry can get hurt on the job. Whether you have a career in medicine, hospitality or manufacturing, it only takes a few moments to suffer a potentially life-altering work injury. Others who never have any accidents at work could develop a...
Can I get workersʼ compensation benefits if Iʼm not full-time?
Perhaps you work part-time to defray some of your living expenses and make your retirement funds last longer. You might work a second part-time job in addition to a higher-paying full-time job. Maybe you have a medical condition that limits how long you can work, or...
What happens if I go back to work too soon and get reinjured?
If you get injured on the job, you know that you can get workers’ compensation while you heal. You may be out of work for weeks or even months, depending on your injury, and your body needs time to get back to 100% before you end those benefits and start picking up...
Common causes for a denied workers’ compensation claim and how to avoid them
Anyone, regardless of profession or job responsibilities, could suffer an injury at work. A construction worker could fall from a ladder and break a bone. An officer worker could trip on an electrical cord and hit their head on a desk. A truck driver could suffer from...
What to do about a workers’ compensation claim denial
If you suffer an injury or illness on the job, it’s essential that you receive immediate medical attention while also learning more about your legal rights. Depending on your diagnosis, you may learn that you’re unable to return to work. And in that case, you’re...
Does getting an attorney involved mean I’m suing my employer?
Filing a Georgia workers' compensation claim isn't always easy. There could be all kinds of issues that arise during the process that can make it very hard to manage everything on your own, especially if the issue involves your employer. From your employer contesting...
What are the most common workplace safety hazards?
You might not work in an industry that is known to be dangerous, such as construction, law enforcement or healthcare. However, anyone can be injured on the job, whether they deliver mail, serve food or work in an office. You and other Georgia residents may protect...
Why choosing the wrong doctor may deny you compensation
After sustaining an injury at the workplace, you may want to go to your personal doctor for medical treatment. Naturally, people feel comfortable going to a doctor they know and trust. Unfortunately, you might be in for a nasty surprise if you try to get your medical...
