For most people, Georgia workers’ compensation benefits do not last forever. Your access to medical treatment and wage replacement benefits depends on factors like the severity of the injury, its impact on your ability to work, and other case-specific details. Understanding the rules governing each type of benefit, including how…
In Georgia, injured employees must choose medical treatment from a pre-approved panel of physicians provided by their employer to receive workers’ compensation benefits. If your employer fails to post or explain the list, you may choose your own doctor at their expense. However, seeing someone outside the panel without permission could…
Car accidents happen every day on Georgia’s busy roads and highways. Understanding the most common types of car accidents can help you recognize the risks you face as a driver and know what to do if you’re involved in a collision. It’s also important to consider your legal rights. If…
Are you concerned about collecting Georgia workers’ compensation benefits because of a pre-existing condition? Fortunately, Georgia workers’ compensation laws do not automatically disqualify you from receiving benefits just because you had prior medical problems. Even when a workers’ comp pre-existing condition exists, employees may still be entitled to benefits if…
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