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

It depends ! Call a lawyer for help. There are a lot of variables here that are not explained in your question.

Read OCGA 34-9-263 and you’ll understand how it relates to your comp case and what it will pay. Best of luck !

It would help you to have someone looking out for you, yes. The insurer is looking out for its profit margins, not your wellbeing.

Some doctors will decide you’re malingering and release you to normal duty, so be careful talking about any reservations you have to get the...

No, but file a workers' comp claim for the burns and the psych care you need. Good luck! I'd recommend getting counsel to help.

Yes , they should be covered. Choose GA law over TN if possible — way better for the injured or killed workers’ families.

No, she can't sue McDonalds if she works there. She also has no workers' comp case if not physically harmed. If McDonalds is a tenant inside a...

I don't really understand what your question is, but if you were hurt at work and want to consider settling, talk to a workers' comp lawyer in GA...

1) don't settle w/o talking to a Georgia workers' comp law expert and 2) try and get a referral to pain management or another medical specialty...