Yes. If you injure your teeth, gums, mouth, or jaw in a workplace accident, Georgia workers' compensation may cover the medical and dental treatment you need as a result of that injury. Depending on the circumstances, benefits may also include lost wages and mileage to
If you caused a car accident while working, your first thought is probably not "am I covered." It's probably "am I in trouble." Here's some relief: in Georgia, you're likely still covered. Georgia runs on a no-fault workers' compensation system. That means an injured employee can
If you're dealing with a work injury and a child support order at the same time, you've probably got questions nobody's answering for you. Some of those questions might be: Can child support garnish workers' comp benefits in Georgia? What happens at a settlement if
If you’re pursuing a workers’ compensation claim in Georgia, there’s something you should know up front: there’s a real chance the insurance company is watching you. Not metaphorically. Someone may literally be sitting in a car down your street with a camera. At Poirier Law Firm,
If you've been working the same job for years and now find yourself dealing with chronic pain in your hands, shoulders, or back, you're not alone. Repetitive stress injuries are among the most common workers' compensation claims filed in Georgia and yes, they are covered
Suffering a serious injury at work can be life-changing, especially when it requires surgery or results in permanent disability. In Georgia, injured workers are protected under the Workers’ Compensation Act, which provides important benefits and legal rights. However, understanding those rights and making sure they’re
Misinformation about workers' compensation is widespread and can leave injured employees vulnerable, confused, and unaware of their rights. Whether it stems from workplace rumors, outdated advice, or simple misunderstandings, these myths often prevent workers from filing claims or accessing the full benefits they’re legally entitled
Workers’ compensation exists to protect employees who suffer injuries on the job. However, many workers worry that if an accident was their fault, that they may not qualify for benefits. Fortunately, Georgia operates under a no-fault workers’ compensation system, meaning that injured employees can receive
Denied and Confused? Here’s What to Do Next A denied workers' compensation claim can feel like a major setback, but it doesn’t mean you’re out of options. By taking the right steps, you can challenge the denial and fight for the benefits you deserve. At Poirier
Coughing, sneezing, congestion, fatigue, swelling, hives, and anaphylaxis? Sounds like an allergic reaction. Allergies are the body’s negative response to particular substances, most commonly: drugs, food, insects, materials, mold, animals, and plants. With such an array of potential triggers and such a vast diversity of