What happens if you don't sign a settlement in a workers comp case.
Then you won't get a settlement. The claim will just stay open.
Atlanta, GA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
Then you won't get a settlement. The claim will just stay open.
If you're hurt at work, you likely have a workers' comp claim. I don't see how these minimal facts would allow for a civil lawsuit or criminal...
Yes, she has several options. Contact one of us who are GA workers' comp attorneys here on avvo. Don't let the adjuster push her around.
Your case is not closed. However, it sounds like the insurance company is trying to screw you over. I would seek a free consultation with one of us...
I would call the local bar association (and/or look here on Avvo) and ask for a referral to a family law practitioner.
Yes, it needs to be filed. If the insurer gives her any issues (and they will), have her talk to a workers' comp lawyer asap.
This is so they can get the doctor to give you work restrictions, get you a low impairment rating, and, with any luck, get the therapist to say...
You may be, but more information is needed. Just reach out to an attorney here on Avvo and have a free consultation.
Did they comply with all the requirements under OCGA 34-9-240 and Board Rule 240? You need to research those statutes and stand up for yourself....
Of course you can get alternate medical opinions or care in your own dime -- this is America! But, a workers' comp adjuster or judge doesn't have...