Construction Accident
It may come as a surprise, but did you know that, if you are injured at work in Georgia, you are entitled to workers’ compensation - even if you are at fault for the injury?
In the state of Georgia, workers’ compensation laws are considered “no fault,” meaning that even if your own negligence is the cause of injury, you can still collec
Construction Accident
When you are hurt on the job, you may be eligible to receive workers’ compensation, commonly referred to as workers’ comp. Workers’ comp is designed to pay for any medical bills and lost wages which may occur due to a work injury or illness. However, proving that an injury sustained in a work accident is eligible for workers’ comp can be d
Construction Accident
Workers’ compensation, commonly referred to as “workers’ comp”, is a type of insurance paid for by an employer to protect themselves from a lawsuit in the case of an employee injury. This workers’ comp insurance is used to help an injured employee pay their medical bills and any lost wages which may occur as a result of the injury, medic
Construction Accident
When a loved one dies due to a work-related accident or injuries, it can be difficult to know how to move forward. Not only do families struggle with the emotional loss of someone they cared for and depended on, but the financial ramifications can be significant as well, especially if the deceased was the primary wage-earner. Workers’ compensati
Employment and Labor Law
The COVID-19 pandemic has created a worldwide crisis in many ways, requiring new measures from policymakers around the world regarding the way business is conducted, all the way down to workers’ compensation. While workers’ compensation is typically intended to cover medical bills and lost wages for employees injured while on the job, there ha
