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If you sustain a serious injury at work there is no doubt that you will experience a significant amount of pain and suffering. Sadly, in Georgia, there is no actual compensation for pain and suffering ...

In Georgia, it remains to be seen whether workers who contract Covid-19 on the job will be entitled workers' compensation benefits. Hopefully, the Georgia legislature will specifically address whether ...

A PPD rating is a payment owed by a workers' comp carrier for loss of use of an injured body part. For instance, if your neck was 100% prior to a work injury, and you lost 20% use of your neck, your ...

If you are i njured at work in Georgia by the negligence of a third-party (not your employer or coworker) you may have a personal injury claim against the third-party who caused your injury. For ...

In G eorgia, a workers' comp carrier can file a form WC-104 in order to reduce the amount of weekly workers' compensation benefits that an injured worker receives. This form may be filed after an ...

In Georgia, the law technically allows for reporting of a job injury within 30 days of the incident. However, the longer the time period between the injury and the report of the injury, the more ...