Tick! Tock! Is your workers compensation claim about to expire?

Recently a client came into our office for a free initial consultation about her workers compensation injury. It had happened sometime ago. Her employer did not tell her she was entitled to additional benefits. Her employer did not tell her that if she did not take immediate legal action she would be forever barred from getting these benefits which she is entitled to under Georgia law. She was literally days away from this bar to her case occurring.

The insurance company and adjuster for the employer did not tell her she was about to lose her benefits either. Tick! Tock! Tick! Tock! Are you a person with a worker compensation injury who is about to loose your benefits? Tick! Tock!
Because of our technology and training, we filed her claim in Atlanta, Georgia, the same day protecting her benefits until we could settle the case or try it. We were able to get her treated again under her Workers Compensation benefits. This case is not over. But now she has experienced legal counsel to make sure that she gets all of her benefits. Again, there were with no upfront legal cost for the initial consultation. Usually fees are paid out of the settlement that we obtain for our clients.
Call Bacon Law Firm today at 912 882-7322 for a free initial case review if you have an existing claim. No fee is charged for this review. We can handle serious cases throughout the state of Georgia. Do not let the time run out on your case. We can help.

This blog content is based on the law of Georgia. It is not meant to give legal advice to your specific situation and does not create relationship of attorney client with the benefits of the attorney client privileges. You should consult an attorney in your state about specific workers compensation issues. This blog is meant to increase your awareness and legal understanding of these concepts.

Can I get mileage for my travel to see a doctor about my work injury?

Can I get mileage for my travel to see a doctor about my work injury?  Yes.  Mileage is one of the benefits you are due.  This is usually mileage at a set rate to and from the medical care provider.  However, in certain circumstances, you may be entitled to overnight lodging and meal reimbursement.  Consult the local law or a local lawyer for details on this benefit.

This blog content is based on the law of Georgia.  It is not meant to give legal advice to your specific situation and does not create relationship of attorney client with the benefits of the attorney client privileges.  You should consult an attorney in your state about specific workers compensation issues.  This blog is meant to increase your awareness and legal understanding of these concepts.