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Should I Attend My Comp Hearing Without My Attorney?
Wondering if you should show up without your attorney for a workers’ comp hearing? Georgia workers’ compensation hearings are frequently …
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Can a Workers’ Comp Defense Attorney Threaten Me With Deportation?
Threatening to have a worker deported for filing workers’ comp is unethical and Georgia’s Court of Appeals has upheld that …
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Will The Workers’ Compensation Insurer Send Me A 1099 Or W-2?
You will not get a 1099 for workers’ comp because workers’ compensation benefits are, in general, not taxable income in …
Read MoreCan exotic dancers get workers’ compensation benefits in Georgia?
If an exotic dancer is injured at work, can she get workers’ comp? Dancers in the adult entertainment industry are …
Read MoreDo I Have to Attend My Workers’ Comp Deposition?
Wondering what a workers’ comp deposition is and if you have to go? When you file a workers’ compensation claim …
Read MoreWhen Do Workers’ Comp Disability Payments Run Out in Georgia?
Wondering how long workers’ comp benefits last in Georgia? If your workers’ comp claim has been accepted, you’re getting disability …
Read MoreCan the Insurance Company’s Lawyer Talk to My Doctor Without Me?
Wondering if your employer or workers’ comp representative can talk to your doctor when you’re not present? The short answer …
Read MoreCan My Spouse Be Paid as an Attendant Care Provider in Georgia?
Attendant care services may be available through workers’ comp in Georgia when a workplace accident results in injuries that cause …
Read MoreWhat Does It Mean If a Lien Is Filed on My Comp Case?
Did you receive a lien on your workers’ comp claim? Read on to find out what it is and what …
Read MoreAggravated an Old Work Injury in Georgia? You May Still Have a Case!
Georgia workers’ comp law considers your old work injuries and their propensity to “flare up” or “aggravate” months, or even …
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