Exposure to Manganese and Workers’ Compensation

Not all jobs pose the same risk of developing an occupational disease. Some jobs where you work around dusts, fibers, chemicals, or fumes put you at greater risk. Manganese is a mineral found in nature that provides nutrients for various types of animals and plants.

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

Workers’ Compensation and Violence Against Educators

Violence in the workplace is becoming all too common these days. Even teaching has become a dangerous profession that sometimes leads to injury. If a teacher gets injured while on the job, under Georgia law, they are entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. Common Injuries for Teachers

Workers’ Compensation and Insurance Company Spy Tactics

If you sustain a work-related injury and file a workers’ compensation claim, assume that you will be followed. Now, you many never actually have any surveillance put on you, but it’s better to be safe than to have videos surface that could da mage your claim. What

Workers’ Compensation for Georgia Executives

Businesses are always trying to boost their bottom line and usually that means cutting costs somewhere. One of the options many turn to is excluding high level executives and partners from participating in the workers’ comp insurance plan. Doing this, however, could end up being

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