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For the most part, if you get hurt at work in Georgia, you have to file a workers’ comp claim. Your employer pays for insurance to cover your medical care and replacement wages. You don’t have to worry about how you’ll take care of your family while you recover. As long as you qualify for workers’ compensation, your claim should be approved. But what if a third party was responsible for your injury?

I Was Hurt By Faulty Equipment at Work | Albany Workers Comp Lawyer If you’ve been hurt in a work-related accident, an Albany workers’ comp lawyer can help. Call David B. Groff, P.C. today to schedule a free consultation!

When it comes to workers’ compensation for union employees, the process is handled almost the same as it is for non-union employees. The differences have to do with duties of the shop steward – not with the process.

Workers' Comp for Union Workers | Workers' Comp Lawyer Albany If you've been injured at work, an experienced workers' comp lawyer in Albany can help. Call David B. Groff, P.C. today to schedule a free consultation.

Just because your employer and the doctor think you’re ready to return to work doesn’t mean you agree. You may still be in a lot of pain. Or, the medications you’re taking may prevent you from performing your job.

Can My Employer Force Me to go Back to Work? | Moultrie Workers Comp If you've been injured at work and need time to recover, a Moultrie workers' comp lawyer can help. Call David B. Groff, P.C. today to set up a consultation.