I recently received a question from a gentleman named Charlie who asks: I filed chapter 13 about 2 years ago, now I got hurt on Job and am receiving W.C. In the process W.C. is to build a new house for me. How does chapter 13 come to play? My … [Continue reading] about How Does Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Affect my Workers’ Compensation Case?
Who Decides About Your Medical Care in Your Workers’ Comp Case?
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Georgia State Board of Workers’ Compensation Web Site – a Useful Resource
Our firm's blog and web site makes frequent reference to the Georgia State Board of Workers' Compensation. The State Board functions as the court system for workers' compensation claims in Georgia. The Board is a creation of the state legislature … [Continue reading] about Georgia State Board of Workers’ Compensation Web Site – a Useful Resource
Medical Treatment in a Workers’ Compensation Case – What You Need to Know
If you are injured on the job and you are a covered worker under the workers' compensation law, your employer is required to provide you with medical care. However, as you may suspect, what you consider as reasonable and necessary care may not be … [Continue reading] about Medical Treatment in a Workers’ Compensation Case – What You Need to Know
The Importance of Reporting Your Injury Completely and Thoroughly and Why an Incomplete Report Can Damage Your Case
One of the issues that I sometimes face arises from my client's initial report of his injury. When you are hurt on the job, you can help your case greatly by thoroughly and accurately reporting your injury. Don't just talk about the one injury … [Continue reading] about The Importance of Reporting Your Injury Completely and Thoroughly and Why an Incomplete Report Can Damage Your Case