Are Volunteer Workers Protected Under Georgia Workers’ Compensation?

Volunteers play an important part in numerous hospitals, homeless shelters, schools, elderly care homes, not-for-profits, and countless other types of businesses in the United States. In fact, according to the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS), there were 77.34 million adults (roughly 30.3% rate)

The Plague of Distracted Drivers and Vehicle Collisions

An injury from a motor vehicle accident can cost roughly $150,000. A fatality costs as much a $3.6 million. Distracted driving plagues our nation and affects not only auto insurers, but also workers’ compensation claims as well. There has been a huge rise in the

Is Workplace Violence a Compensable Claim in Georgia?

For many of us, when we hear the words “workplace violence”, we immediately assume mass shooting. But in reality, mass shootings are rare. The real violence happening in the workplace is that of daily threats faced by many workers. Unfortunately though, many businesses under-report non-fatal

5 Common Myths About Workers’ Compensation

When you have been injured on the job, workers’ compensation benefits can provide what you need to support your family until you are back to work. It covers medical expenses and lost wages, and many other costs incurred during your recovery process. It will also

5 Dangers of Floods in the Workplace

Everyone in Georgia knows just how powerful and destructive floods can be. They are difficult to predict and many of us are in the workplace when they hit—making it essential that we are prepared and know the proper steps to take. Floods can occur from

5 Incredible Insurance Adjuster Tactics in Workers’ Comp Claims

Insurance adjusters want to close a workers’ compensation claim as quickly as possible after a worker sustains an injury on the job. Because the insurance company wants to minimize loss, they set a goal to close the claim having paid out the least possible amount

Georgia’s Workers’ Compensation for Truck Drivers

Truckers spend a tremendous amount of time on the road, which puts them at higher odds of being involved in an accident. In fact, truck drivers experience one of the highest rates of injury of any occupation and have one of the most dangerous professions

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