Worker’s Compensation

Injured on the Job? Contact Our Worker’s Compensation Attorneys

You are qualified for worker's compensation if you have an injury while on the job, regardless of how long you have been employed by your present firm. Despite the fact that your HR department may seem worried, only a qualified personal injury lawyer will be able to secure the greatest payment for you.

To make sure you get everything you need to continue living your life, we sue if necessary and arbitrate with your company on your behalf. Set up a free introductory consultation with us right away. We'll assist you in determining your healing needs for the present and potential future.

What Qualifies as a Worker’s Compensation Injury?

If you get hurt at work, tell your employer right away so they can tell the company's insurance provider. If you believe the insurance provider through your workplace is not adequately meeting your needs, get in touch with us. With the assistance of reliable local healthcare professionals, we can evaluate your medical injury to determine if you have suffered a temporary entire disability, a temporary partial disability, a permanent and partial impairment, or a whole and permanent disability. As an employee, you are entitled to benefits unless you knowingly violated company policy, were hurt while engaging in an activity that was not related to your job, or suffered harm as a result of roughhousing or physical violence.

We Are Here to Help

If you are unsure whether your circumstances qualify as a worker’s compensation case in Georgia, contact the experts at Drake Legal.

Contact us at 404-425-9637.

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