Atlanta, GA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
If you are losing money, you should get temporary partial disability benefits. If you want another medical opinion, talk to a lawyer about helping...
Yes, leaving the job doesn't end your workers' compensation claim. However, you need to talk to your lawyer asap--call his/her office or just show...
If your employer has 3 or more employees and doesn't fit into a few exceptions, he should have workers' comp insurance. He may be lying to you; I...
Yes, comp should cover it. You may need to file a hearing request. I would recommend seeing counsel for that, though.
If he has worked fewer than 15 days and is on light duty, he should be able to get TTD recommended if he has to stop doing the work. Read OCGA...
Yes, it's free to have a consult. Not looking for an advocate is a bad idea in your situation.
You don't have a lawsuit; you have a workers' comp claim. If work caused the CTS, yes, but talk to your counsel instead of looking online for...
Get rid of her, and read this article -- http://moelaw.com/blog/dont-want-nurse-case-manager-assigned-case
Please don't try and negotiate with them without an attorney on your side; it takes more than just a formula.
If you aggravate an old injury at work, it's a new injury under GA workers' comp law. As for the other issues and questions, you should consult a...
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