How Light is Light Duty in Georgia Workers’ Comp?

If you are an employee who gets injured while working in Georgia, it is possible you will have to miss some work days as a result. In general, injured employees want to return to work as soon as possible, however, the doctor is the one

How Does Business Insurance Work With Workers’ Compensation for Georgians?

Can you think of the one thing that all doctors, lawyers, dance teachers, photographers, insurance agents, architects, engineers, and real estate brokers have in common? Well, not everyone knows this, but each of those classes of professionals could benefit from purchasing professional liability insurance—also known

Workers’ Comp Georgia and Repetitive Stress Injuries.

No matter what type of job you have, cumulative trauma and repetitive stress injuries (RSI) can occur. You may work in an office, a factory, doing construction, or teaching in a classroom--there is always a risk.  When repetitive motion injuries or cumulative trauma are caused

Secondary Injuries in Georgia Workers’ Comp

Being an injured employee is no fun. But what happens if you are an employee who suffers a compensable work-related injury and then suffers a subsequent injury that was not incurred in the course of employment? Would both injuries be compensable as a workers’ compensation

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