A Glance at Workers’ Compensation for 2017
A new year means new workers’ compensation claims, standards, and trends in Georgia. Workers continue to show concern about the…
Labor and Employment
Labor and Employment
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January 10, 2017
High-Risk Occupations in 2017
Many occupations endanger the lives and health of employees on a daily basis – yet somebody has to do them.…
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Eric Roden
Founding Partner, CEO
Labor and Employment
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January 5, 2017
Savannah Longshoreman Injury Attorney
Injured on the Savannah docks? How longshoreman and maritime injury claims work, and why they are not ordinary workers' compensation.
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Eric Roden
Founding Partner, CEO
Labor and Employment
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December 22, 2016
How Much Am I Worth as a GA Worker, Compared to Other States?
Workers' compensation is not the same in every state. How Georgia's benefits compare, and what that means for an injured…
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Eric Roden
Founding Partner, CEO
Labor and Employment
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December 15, 2016
When To Settle in A Workers Compensation Case
When it makes sense to settle a workers' compensation case, what you give up by settling, and the timing that…
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Eric Roden
Founding Partner, CEO
Labor and Employment
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July 22, 2016
Georgia Worker Injury Statistics and Prevention
Which Georgia industries produce the most workplace injuries, what the data shows, and the prevention that actually works.
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Eric Roden
Founding Partner, CEO
Labor and Employment
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April 4, 2016
Most Common Workplace Injuries in Georgia
The injuries that most often lead to Georgia workers' compensation claims, and the reporting steps each one requires.
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Eric Roden
Founding Partner, CEO
Labor and Employment
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March 31, 2016
Are Workers’ Comp Benefits in Georgia Taxable?
Are Georgia workers' compensation benefits taxable? How wage replacement and settlements are treated at tax time.
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Eric Roden
Founding Partner, CEO