Workers’ Compensation Litigation
Can You Have a Second Job on Workers’ Comp in Georgia?
Suffering an injury on the job may hinder you from performing the same work you did before, but it does …
Read MoreWill Workersโ Comp Cover Pain and Suffering after an Accident?
Suffering serious injury at work can be a painful experience that can not only affect you physically, but also take …
Read More4 Strategies to Help Strengthen your Workers’ Comp Claim
A workplace injury can put immense strain on almost every aspect of your life. Not only may you be left …
Read More4 Tips for Social Media Use after a Workplace Accident
In this modern, digital era, the world is changing at a rapid pace. As the way we communicate has shifted …
Read MoreShould I Show Up For My Atlanta Workers’ Compensation Hearing Without My Attorney?
Wondering if you should show up without your attorney for a workersโ comp hearing? Georgia workersโ compensation hearings are frequently …
Read MoreCan The Workers’ Comp Defense Attorney Threaten To Have Me Deported To Force A Low Settlement?
Threatening to have a worker deported for filing workersโ comp is unethical and Georgia’s Court of Appeals has upheld that …
Read MoreMy workers’ compensation lawyer says I have a deposition this week. Can I just skip it?
Wondering what a workers’ comp deposition is and if you have to go? When you file a workersโ compensation claim …
Read MoreWhat does it mean when my workers’ compensation lawyer files a lien on my case?
Did you receive a lien on your workersโ comp claim? Read on to find out what it is and what …
Read MoreCan workers’ comp claims investigators use my Facebook feed as evidence?
Workersโ comp insurance companies can and will use your social media posts to protect their assets. If you have been …
Read MoreHow should I respond to questions about past injuries and claims in my workers’ comp deposition?
If you file a workersโ compensation hearing request in Georgia, you will almost certainly have your workersโ comp deposition taken …
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