Call 678-242-7626 For Your Free Case Evaluation What you MUST know when injured on the job If you suffer an injury on the job, you may be entitled to Georgia Workers Compensation benefits, including free medical care, weekly pay checks and additional compensation. It does not matter if you were at fault for the injury or that your employer has refused to pay for your medical bills and lost wages, because you still may be covered under Georgia’s law so long as you were injured on the job. Every employer in Georgia with more than 3 employees must provide workers compensation coverage to all employees. If you would like to learn about how we can help you if you are being denied for Social Security Disability benefits click here. The workers compensation laws are supposed to help injured works but in real life the system does not always do that. Your employer and its insurance company may try to avoid providing benefits to save money for the insurance company and to protect the employer from increased workers compensation insurance premiums. Here are some common ways an employer and its insurance company tries to avoid paying benefits. Ryan Meighan is known as a tenacious fighter who protects his client’s interests as though they were his own. Attorney Dan Chapman has a track record of recovering millions for his clients. Ryan Meighan is known as a tenacious fighter who protects his client’s interests as though they were his own. Penelope Morris - Atlanta Senior Workers Compensation Attorney
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