What should I reasonably expect to receive as a settlement?
Yes and no. OCGA 34-9-263 will explain to you how PPD works if you want to review it. As far as settlement value, that’s entirely different. I...
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Workers compensation Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
Yes and no. OCGA 34-9-263 will explain to you how PPD works if you want to review it. As far as settlement value, that’s entirely different. I...
It’s always better to at least have a consultation with an attorney than to trust what the insurance company tells you, but if you’re returning to...
No, you cannot “sue.” But you can’t file for Workers’ Compensation!
Talk to your lawyer instead of Avvo —good luck!
if you're getting a weekly TTD check, don't go back just because the doctor released you; make them follow the law (OCGA 34-9-240 and Board Rule...
No, you can't "sue workers' comp," but you can likely file a request for hearing since they've controverted/denied your case, which I'd recommend. ...
No, if you're losing money, claim TPD (temporary partial disability) benefits for 2/3 the difference in pre-injury and post-injury weekly wages...
You don't have a case, but if your employer is being unsafe, report it to OSHA and/or someone in human resources or safety!
Give notice of the injury immediately. You're supposed/required to w/in 30 days; the statute of limitations is 1 year, but again, report it now.
Ask your attorney about this, but it varies. Sometimes it is hard to coordinate a mediator schedule with the two lawyers’ schedules