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Coronavirus and workers' compensation claim. April 2, 2020

There will undoubtably be many individuals over the coming months who contract the coronavirus while at work. There will also likely be specific workers' compensation laws and regulations enacted in the next few years specifically addressing whether individuals who contract ...

Coronavirus and workers' compensation claim. April 2, 2020
There will undoubtably be many individuals over the coming months who contract the coronavirus while at work. There will also likely be specific workers' compensation laws and regulations enacted in ...
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Workers' comp back surgery. March 16, 2020
Back injuries from lifting are quite common in the workplace. Back injuries can also lead to the need for surgery. Back surgeries are expensive and workers' comp insurance companies frequently deny ...
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What is a WC-3 Controvert in a workers' compensation claim. March 4, 2020
A WC-3 Georgia Workers' Compensation State Board Form is a formal denial of a workers' comp claim. A WC-3 can be filed to deny a claim in part or to deny a certain aspect of the claim. For instance, ...
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Functional Capacities Evaluation (FCE) and a workers' compensation claim. March 3, 2020
A Functional Capacities Evaluation (FCE) is a test designed to measure an injured worker's physical capabilities. An FCE examiner will guide the injured worker through a series of physical tasks over ...
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Terminated following a work injury. February 28, 2020
Sadly, employees are often fired following a serious work injury. If this occurs, the workers' comp carrier may be required to pay workers' comp income benefits to the terminated employee. If they ...
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Maximum workers' comp rate in Georgia. February 24, 2020
The amount of workers' compensation benefits you can receive in Georgia depends on your accident date. For accidents occurring after July 1, 2019, the maximum workers' compensation weekly benefit you ...
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