Georgia Workers Depressed After Serious Injury

Research shows that greater than 50% of injured workers develop depressive symptoms post injury—particularly during the first month. It’s true, many workers that suffer a serious physical injury will fall into a depression as a result sleep deprivation, pain, loss of ability, and lifestyle changes—just

Do You Know What Makes a Workers’ Compensation Injury OSHA Reportable?

Employers are required to have a workers' compensation insurance to replace an injured workers’ wages and medical benefits. Additionally, employers are required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to report an illness or injury that occurs during a workers normal and overtime working

Georgia’s Workers Compensation Statute of Limitations

 For anyone that has ever gotten injured on the job, you know what a hassle making a claim can be—and just how important it is to follow all the rules exactly. One such essential rule is to make sure you make your claim before the

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

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