When you suffer a workplace injury in Georgia, you could be entitled to receive workers’ compensation benefits, including medical and disability benefits. However, subsequent events while on workers’ comp may obligate you to repay certain workers’ compensation benefits you received to an employer or workers’ comp insurer. Here are the…
Have you suffered a neck injury on the job in Albany, Georgia? If so, you could be entitled to workers’ compensation, which covers the cost of your medical care, offsets a portion of your lost wages, and provides other important protections. Here’s what you need to know about accessing these…
Degenerative disc disease is a painful condition that may develop over time. In some cases, it results from work-related activities. In Georgia, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits if you suffer from degenerative disc disease due to your job. Understanding Degenerative Disc Disease The spine experiences wear and…
According to the Georgia Department of Public Health, motor vehicle accidents were the second-leading cause of injury and death in the Peach State in a recent year. Victims of these crashes can pursue compensation for their losses by filing insurance claims against the responsible driver. However, insurers seek any reason…
If you suffered injuries due to someone else’s negligence in Georgia, you have the right to seek financial compensation for your losses resulting from the incident. However, the timeline to take legal action is not indefinite. Georgia’s statutes of limitations place deadlines on filing various types of legal claims. Filing…
After an accident, many people file personal injury claims with the responsible party’s insurance company. This is called a third-party insurance claim. However, in some cases, filing a first-party claim with your insurer may be appropriate. Understanding the difference between the two types of claims is essential to maximize your…
At the Law Offices of William F. Underwood, III, P.C., we believe justice should be accessible to everyone, not just those with the means to pay for legal representation. That’s why we offer our clients a no-win, no-fee guarantee. Our attorneys fight for the money that clients deserve with no…
After a debilitating workplace injury, you might not be able to perform your duties as before. Some people might not even be able to work at all. In either case, you might wonder if Georgia workers’ compensation and unemployment benefits can work together to ease financial hardships during your recovery….
Suffering a work-related injury or illness can cause a lot of stress. In addition to the pain and medical uncertainty accompanying some health conditions, many injured Georgians worry about making ends meet if they cannot return to work immediately. How will they afford their medical bills, mortgage or rent payments,…
Hurting your back at work can turn your life upside-down. Even a seemingly mild strain can substantially impact your ability to function. If you are coping with a workplace back injury, an experienced workers’ compensation lawyer in Georgia can help you apply for benefits to offset your financial burdens during…
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