
Top Five Tips
Top Five Georgia Worker's Compensation Tips
1. Report Any Job Injuries Immediately
2. Request Medical Attention
3. Provide an Accurate History of the Injury to Your Doctor
4. The Insurance Company Does Not Have the Final Word
5. Contact an Attorney
If you have any questions about whether your insurance company is complying with the Georgia Workers' Compensation Act, you should contact an attorney. Injured workers sometimes believe they should not contact an attorney because it is a disservice to their company. You can rest assured that employers have attorneys to protect their rights. You should have an advocate in your corner as well to ensure that the workers' compensation carrier is complying with the law.
If you would like a free consultation regarding your claim, contact Brian H. Sumrall.
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