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How much can I get in pain and suffering from my workers’ compensation claim in Georgia?
Unfortunately, you cannot get compensation from workers’ comp for pain and suffering if you are hurt at work in Georgia. …
Read MoreIf I’m on workers’ compensation disability in Georgia, am I required to see the panel doctor?
If you’re injured on the job in Georgia, your employer should direct you to a workers’ comp panel of physicians immediately after …
Read MoreCan I file a repetitive use injury under workers’ comp in GA?
Yes, Georgia’s workers’ comp laws provide for coverage of repetitive stress injuries. These types of injuries develop over time and, …
Read MoreI burned myself at work. Can I get workers’ comp benefits in Georgia?
Here’s what you should know about workers’ compensation if you’ve suffered a burn injury at work. No matter how minor …
Read MoreHow much does workers’ comp in Georgia pay for scarring?
Workers’ comp in Georgia generally does not offer compensation for scarring from work-related injuries. The workplace accident that causes the …
Read MoreWhat happens when my workers’ compensation doctor says I’m at MMI (maximum medical improvement) in Georgia?
In Georgia, your workers’ compensation benefits will not be cut off when you hit MMI (maximum medical improvement). However, even …
Read MoreWhat if my physical injury at work is causing anxiety and depression?
Workers’ comp may cover depression after a physical workplace injury. Suffering a physical injury at work can be life-changing and …
Read MoreAtlanta workers’ compensation clients often ask, “How can I tell if my injury is work-related?”
Wondering what is considered an on the job injury in Georgia? Under the Georgia Workers’ Compensation Act, an injury is …
Read MoreCan I get paid for taking care of my sister by workers’ comp in Georgia?
Sometimes family caregivers can receive workers’ comp payments. Often, people with a spouse or family member who was seriously injured …
Read MoreCan workers’ comp claims investigators use my Facebook feed as evidence?
Workers’ comp insurance companies can and will use your social media posts to protect their assets. If you have been …
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