Possible PTSD Haunts Capitol Mob Emergency Responders
Fallout continues from the tumultuous election-related Washington, D.C. riots, as two distraught emergency responders died by suicide. 35-year-old Jeffrey Smith …
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Questions to Ask Your Workers’ Comp Attorney After a Workplace Injury
In 2019, over 2.8 million workplace injuries occurred in private industries in the United States. No one wants to be involved in …
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4 Ways Workers’ Comp. Lawyers Can Help You
Dealing with an injury at work can be stressful. Aside from having to worry about your financial well-being, you’re also …
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Georgia Workers’ Compensation Death Attorney
Workers’ Compensation Death Claims in Georgia If an employee in the state of Georgia dies as a result of a …
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Georgia Workers’ Compensation Repetitive Use Injuries Attorney
Repetitive Use Work Injuries in Georgia Work injuries do not always occur as a result of one single traumatic …
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Georgia Neck Injuries Attorney
Workers’ Compensation Neck Injuries Neck injuries causing pain and discomfort can happen while an employee is performing his or her …
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2019 Georgia Work Comp TTD Changes
TTD Benefit Changes It has been a long time coming, but effective July 1, 2019, any injuries on or after that date will be subject …
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Covid 19 Coronavirus Resources
During this time of economic hardship, we hope some of the following resources can be of help. Health Insurance: …
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Is Coronavirus a Workers’ Compensation Claim?
Can you file for workers’ compensation if you catch coronavirus at work? In Georgia, we have two types of claims …
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