What is Workers' Compensation? 
Under Georgia legislation, workers' compensation law provides for specific benefits to be paid to employees for injuries arising out of and in the course of employment, without regard to negligence or fault. The rights granted an employee under the law preclude any other legal remedies against an employer by an employee due to a work-related injury. The law is applicable to all employers, including public corporations and nonprofit organizations that have at least three full-time employees.
A workers compensation claim can be an overwhelming experience. By using an attorney to do all the tedious work, you are capable of concentrating on getting well, receiving appropriate treatment and therapy, and learning to cope with your reduced capacity to work.
We work hard to make certain that you receive quality medical care for your condition and that you are compensated for your injury. We have years in experience and know the "Dirty Tricks" used by employers to avoid providing benefits to injured employees.
Our office is excellent in client care and legal experience. You can expect that we will bring their level of high integrity, experience, and expertise to the successful settlement of your claim.
Do I have a claim?
You may be elegible for workers compensation benefits if you can answer yes to any of the following questions.
Have you been injured at work?
Have you had to miss work due to an injury that occured at work?
Do you have medical bills that where the result of an injury substained at work?
Have you had lost wages due to not being able to work because of an injury that occured at work?