Workers’ Compensation

WORKERS COMPENSATION LAWYERS

Injured at Work? You Don’t Have to Fight This Alone.

A work injury can leave you in pain, out of a job, and unsure how to keep up with bills. You should be focused on healing — not battling the workers’ comp system or worrying about your paycheck.


That’s where we come in.


We’ve been helping injured workers for over 40 years. Whether your claim was denied, delayed, or you just don’t know where to start, we’ll step in and help you get the benefits you deserve.

What We Handle

We represent workers in claims involving:

  • Falls, broken bones, and lifting injuries
  • Back, neck, shoulder, and joint injuries
  • Repetitive strain and overuse injuries
  • Work-related vehicle or machinery accidents
  • Catastrophic injuries (brain, spine, amputations, burns)
  • Denied or delayed workers’ comp claims
  • Wrongful death and fatal work accidents

What Workers’ Comp Should Cover

If your claim is accepted, you’re entitled to benefits including:

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Medical treatment (doctor visits, surgery, rehab)

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Weekly wage replacement (up to 2/3 of your pay)

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Mileage reimbursement for medical travel

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Prescription costs

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Permanent partial disability (PPD) benefits

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Vocational rehabilitation (in some cases)

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Death benefits to surviving family members

How It Works in Georgia

  • You must report your injury within 30 days
  • Your employer should provide a list of approved doctors
  • You may be entitled to weekly checks during recovery
  • If your injury is catastrophic, you could receive lifetime benefits
  • If your claim is denied, you can request a hearing with the State Board of Workers’ Compensation

The process is supposed to help injured workers — but many times, the system is stacked against you. That’s where we come in.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How long do I have to file a workers’ comp claim?

    In Georgia, you must report the injury to your employer within 30 days. After that, you generally have one year to file a formal claim. But don’t wait — early action makes a big difference.

  • Can I choose my own doctor?

    Not always. In Georgia, your employer may provide a panel of doctors. You must choose from that list unless no panel was given or special exceptions apply. We can help you navigate this.

  • What if my claim was denied?

    We can request a hearing before a judge, gather evidence, and fight for the benefits you’re owed. Denials are common — but they’re not the end of the road.

  • How much will I get each week?

    Workers’ comp typically pays two-thirds of your average weekly wage, up to a maximum set by Georgia law. This doesn’t cover everything — but it helps while you recover.

  • Can I be fired for filing a workers’ comp claim?

    It’s illegal to retaliate against someone for filing a claim. If you were punished or fired, we’ll help you protect your rights.

  • How much does it cost to hire your firm?

    Nothing up front. We work on contingency and only get paid if we win your case or reach a settlement.

Why It Matters

When you’re hurt at work, your whole life can change. We help you get the care, income, and support you need — and we deal with the paperwork, the deadlines, and the insurance company so you don’t have to.


We’ve been doing this a long time, and we know what it takes to win tough workers’ comp cases across Georgia.

Let’s Talk About Your Work Injury

We offer free consultations and only get paid if we win. If your claim was denied — or if you just want help getting started — call now or start a chat. We’re ready to help.