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As a compassionate Georgia workers' compensation lawyer, I understand how crucial it is to navigate the complexities of workers' compensation claims effectively. One vital aspect to consider is the statute of limitations. In Georgia, the statute of limitations for workers' compensation claims is generally one year from the date of the work accident. This means you must file your workers…Read More
You should file a workers’ compensation claim in Georgia if you are injured on the job and want to make sure that you are being fully and completely compensated. If your employer sends you to a good doctor who properly treats you and puts you out of work when you injured and not just on restricted duty and does not…Read More
There are some doctors in the workers’ compensation arena who are known as Employer/Insurer Friendly and have a reputation of minimizing injuries and sending people back to work when they shouldn’t. They’re not necessarily practicing medicine in the best interest of the patient; they’re practicing medicine in order to get more insurance referrals. Industrial clinics are famous for undertreating work…Read More
Introduction Here at the Law Offices of George Creal, we keep a close eye on political developments that could impact our clients in Georgia, especially when it involves executive actions from the nation's highest office. With Donald Trump's recent return to the presidency, he's been quick to enact a series of executive orders and actions that could have wide-reaching implications,…Read More
As a personal injury lawyer in Georgia, understanding the intricacies of settlement subrogation and healthcare liens is crucial, especially when dealing with plans governed by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA). Here's a breakdown of the key legal considerations and potential pitfalls: Understanding ERISA And Its Implications ERISA sets minimum standards for most voluntarily established retirement and…Read More