Workers Comp Injury
I would talk about your options with an attorney, because consultations are free. You're going to have some medical and legal issues as a result of...
Atlanta, GA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
I would talk about your options with an attorney, because consultations are free. You're going to have some medical and legal issues as a result of...
You need to talk to a workers' comp attorney first; look for on here on avvo.com. Then he/she can assist with the EEOC /employment issues.
That's a bad idea for several reasons; talk to a qualified GA workers' comp attorney to find out details.
No, your attorneys did not get "paid off." I'm not sure why avvo users seem to think this is a regularly occurring phenomenon, but it isn't.
Yes, and I don't blame you for being distrustful. I'd do the same if in your shoes.
Not under the Workers' Compensation Act, no.
If you're still working, you may be able to use the last date you're able to work before you have to stop and get medical treatment as your date of...
This is pretty vague, but if you hurt yourself last year, you should have reported it immediately. They can defend your case for not giving notice...
That seems low. Get another opinion using 34-9-202e, assuming you are getting weekly checks (or were getting them).
Neither. You should keep treating on workers' comp's dime until you get to maximum medical improvement. Hopefully, you're receiving disability...