Do I need an attorney?
As you can see, myself or any other Georgia work comp attorney will tell you that in your situation (although we would need more facts to give you...
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As you can see, myself or any other Georgia work comp attorney will tell you that in your situation (although we would need more facts to give you...
I agree with the other attorneys. You CAN, but don't have to. However, you will not get paid for the 1st 7 days until you've been out 21 days, so...
You can if you want, but you are not required to, and if the employer asks you to do so, you can tell them that you do not want to. If they...
Your claim is not settled unless you personally have signed settlement documents, and those documents were then approved by the State Board of...
This is tough, as there is no requirement in Georgia to settle cases (even though most do). If they aren't settling cases right now, there's...
Agreed that this is a contract issue, not a work comp issue, as that has apparently been resolved based upon what you've said. I would definitely...
Generally, it's worth most either when surgery has been recommended, or when a doctor gives you permanent restrictions, and no one can say that for...
The strict answer to your question is that I would not apply for Social Security Disability until after your work comp case is settled, as it will...
Were you injured on the job? If so, generally you have to file a claim within a year (with some exceptions) or you cannot pursue the claim.
Absolutely, and I would recommend obtaining an attorney sooner rather than later, as he or she can help you steer the claim in the right direction...