If x-employer wants to settle with me out of court should I be willing to work with him.
Only if you've read the OCGA 34-9-1 -- 34-9-421 and the 388 Board Rules that determine your rights and the value of your case, understand all of...
Atlanta, GA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
Only if you've read the OCGA 34-9-1 -- 34-9-421 and the 388 Board Rules that determine your rights and the value of your case, understand all of...
Are you familiar with all the doctors on the panel of physicians at the Employer and what each one's reputation is with workers' comp patients? ...
I have a case like this right now, and my client is getting TTD, and the Employer/Insurer want her to settle the WC claim and take the really...
Yes, but you're supposed to have given notice within 30 days of the injury. Whether you have or not, you can file a workers' comp hearing request...
Just keep in mind if you switch, it will likely further delay the process (as the new attorney will have to request all your medical records and...
Show up at her office for an in-person meeting and discuss your concerns. Nothing you've described is atypical, however.
Go to 270 Peachtree Street and watch some on the 7th floor. Then, you'll see for sure that you really need an attorney.
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You need to see a neurologist, and yes, you have a workers' comp case (and potentially a personal injury case for the car wreck, too). It doesn't...
It's a little hard to understand the question when it's written in "text speak" like a 14-year-old girl on her phone would do, but I think you need...
File a hearing request and ask the judge to let you see a suitable doctor.