Aggravated a preexisting injury on the job, what are my rights?
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...
Atlanta, GA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
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...
Yes, unless you like being jerked around and lied to.
You can file a workers' compensation claim. That's not really "suing" them.
You can call the Atlanta bar association for a referral or look online for someone local, like David Garner. He is at 770-575-2747.
Not under workers' comp, no, but your case is under the Defense Base Act, which is different. That said, it probably includes similar tort lawsuit...
Well, you're asking a bunch of lawyers if you need a lawyer, so of course, we will say "yes." At a minimum, I would do a phone consult with one...
You're out of luck without a physical injury.
I wouldn't right away. Give the attorney a chance to meet with you --maybe set up a meeting in person. Good attorneys are busy and can't be...
They can fire him if they want! It's not fair, but it's not against the law. No, you can't claim loss of consortium in workers' comp.
I suppose you can write whatever you want on there if the other side agrees to it, but the State Board reviews all stipulations and has to approve...