yes, an attorney who handles workers' comp and personal injury can bring a comp claim with your employer/ insurer and a 3rd party claim against the...

Maybe, but filing for SSDI can delay or negatively affect your comp case's settling if getting a "catastrophic" designation is a long way off (or...

no, there's no "gross negligence" if you're hurt at work by a coworker, even if he/she is negligent. if you're not hurt at all, there's no case at...

They lied to you. You are supposed to get a choice of six doctors from a panel. If they were only two, the panel is invalid. However, none of ...

nope, just file a workers' comp claim and get medical care and 2/3 your average weekly wage in benefits if you're disabled. that's all the law...

You normally can’t get both, as one is for illness/injury not related to work and the other is for injuries at work. You need to stay on workers’...

this is confusing...is the case a GA one or some other state (as in the applicable law, not where the dr is)? if a GA one, what you described...

say you hurt yourself at work. an aggravation of an old injury is a new injury in GA. be honest. good luck!

Like Michael said, file for one of those dates he's indicated. Aggravating an old injury is a new injury in GA workers' comp law. Good luck!

Probably not, because the employer/insurer makes you sign a resignation and release if you settle a comp case.