If I resign from my job while receiving workman com after an on the job injury am I still entitled to workman comp settlement

A settlement in a workers’ comp case is never an entitlement, but no, resigning will not have the effect you fear. That said, it is unwise to...

What kind of fair settlement should I get out of a partial amputation from a work related injury in Georgia with a attorney.

Every case varies tremendously by the individual facts. Since you have an attorney, talk to him or her about the case, instead of looking online!

No, you are not “supposed to“ get a settlement after a workers’ comp claim. Many cases do, but not if you return back to your job; it’s normally...

Slip and fall

If you were injured while performing your job, you can file a Workers’ Compensation claim whether you have an attorney or not. It’s always better...

Can a previous employer deny me the list of panel doctors on their insurance?

You can hire counsel who can file a Workers’ Compensation hearing request and force them to provide the panel, if there even is a valid one.

You need to hire an attorney and file a hearing request. If you aggravate an old injury, it’s a new injury in Georgia Workers’ Compensation law.

Yes, it would be wise to call one of us and get a consult instead of letting the insurance adjuster dictate your financial and physical health,...

How long does it normally take to hear something from the insurance carrier?

There is no way to answer this question definitively. It just depends on the adjuster and the insurer.

Yes, look at OCGA 34-9-263 for further information.

Can I sue my job?

No, you can't "sue your job," but you can file a workers' comp claim, which you should do asap!