Georgia Workers Compensation law requires any employer with three or more full time employees to provide workers compensation coverage. Not all employers have workers compensation coverage as required by the…
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When an employee is injured on the job, not only does the worker have a workers compensation claim, but they may also have another claim for negligence against another party.…
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Georgia Workers Compensation Law requires the employer to post a panel of physicians posted in a prominent spot in your workplace. The panel must meet one of the following requirements…
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A functional capacity evaluation (FCE) may be requested by the parties or by your doctor when an employee reaches maximum medical improvement (MMI). The FCE is a series of tests…
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Catastrophic injuries are those that permanently prevent an individual from performing work at all. These injuries include spinal cord injuries, severe burns, accidental amputations, brain injury, and paralysis. Under the…
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