Workers' Compensation

Workers' Compensation Lawyer

When you work for a living, possibly even living nearly paycheck to paycheck, even two weeks of missed pay can have a serious impact on your life and your family's finances. When a missed paycheck is combined with an injury, the confusion and frustration you feel as an Injured Worker can seem overwhelming. Fortunately, Workers' Compensation law in Georgia provides Injured Workers the ability to recover a portion of their earnings. At George & Wallach, L.L.P., we provide legal help to Injured Workers during the process of obtaining workers' comp benefits.

Have you suffered an injury at work? Please contact an attorney from George & Wallach, L.L.P. today to arrange a free consultation to discuss your rights and options.

Helping Injured Workers at All Phases of their Claims

An employer's insurance company has twenty-one days to either deny a claim or start sending payments. If you have been out of work for those twenty-one days, it may be crucial for you to receive these payments. Our firm is ready to help at any phase of this process--from the moment you are hurt to the administrative hearing and beyond.

Our firm has been helping injured workers and their families in Clayton County and throughout the Atlanta metro area for over 50 years. Our firm and its predecessors played an important role in the development of Worker's Compensation law in Georgia. We continue to have a strong presence in Workers' Compensation law throughout Georgia through our legal advocacy, scholarly writings, frequent lectures, and other activities.

Our firm represents Injured Workers from a full range of local industries, including employees of Atlanta International Airport. We offer a truly comprehensive approach to the legal and medical concerns of Injured Workers. We are committed to informing Injured Workers of their rights under Georgia Workers' Compensation laws and maximizing benefits owed.

• Don't let them tell you that…
• Catastrophic injuries
• Chronic pain issues
• Medical issues and treatment
• Transportation and housing issues

If your Workers' Compensation claim is denied, you should be notified of the stated reason. If you disagree with the claim denial, you have the right to request a hearing from the State Board of Workers' Compensation. It is important to take these steps in a timely manner. Our firm helps Injured Workers throughout all phases of the Workers' Compensation claim process obtain the benefits they are entitled to. Please contact our firm today to learn how we can help you.