10 COMMON MISTAKES THAT WILL RUIN YOUR WORKER'S COMPENSATIONMistake #3: Ignoring the Doctor's Advice

10 COMMON MISTAKES THAT WILL RUIN YOUR WORKER'S COMPENSATIONMistake #2: Not Seeking Medical Treatments

TITLE: 10 COMMON MISTAKES THAT WILL RUIN YOUR WORKER'S COMPENSATIONMISTAKE #1:  Failing to report your injury

It's crucial to understand your rights under Georgia Workers' Compensation law. Knowing what you're entitled to can make all the difference in getting the support you need after a work injury.If you’re injured on the job or involved in ...

So, what's the first thing that the insurance company looks for when they're looking at an injured worker or workers compensation claim in the state of Georgia? Well, first thing they say is the person who's injured. Are they even an employe...

We received a call the other day about someone who was talking about a deposition. And their question was, "How do you win a deposition?" And the short answer is, you really can't win a deposition. You really can't win your case with a depos...

So, what is discovery In a workers compensation claim in Georgia? Well, discovery can mean several things but it's usually written documentation. It can also be a deposition. But typically you see them most commonly in what are called reques...

We were contacted the day by someone who works at a bar. "One night a customer assaulted her during her work. She filed a police report. And the police said, "Unless she knows who her attacker was they cannot do anything." So, the employer w...

We received a question the other day. "I was driving on the highway and a large tractor trailer in front of us lost part of its tire. We were injured and the police came. However, there was no way to get the driver's information because he w...

Hello, Ty Wilson here. We're answering a couple of questions that we've received over the last couple of weeks. This question is, "I have a case currently. I was on work restrictions. So, sounds like a work injury, and my supervisor made me ...

Hello. Ty Wilson. Georgia workers compensation attorney here. And we're answering questions today. Snd so, our question today is, What if I was injured in Georgia but now I live in Alabama? Do I still have a workers compensation claim? And t...

So, a question we got today was What if I'm a subcontractor? Hello my name is Ty Wilson I'm a Georgia workers compensation attorney and we're answering questions today. And this question was, "I've been injured on the job but I'm a subcontra...

We're covering some questions that we have received over the last couple of weeks. And I'm just gonna read the question. "I'm having a terrible time getting answers from the insurance company that represents the person that hit my daughter. ...

We received a couple of questions I want to try to go through today. And so let's start with the first one. "Can an employer deny your workers compensation playing If you've been on the job for three days?" Well, the short answer is no, they...

So another question we received the other day is, "Is it true that you can't get money from a settlement if your injuries are back and neck?" Well, this is a very short answer but, no. That's not true at all. In fact a big portion of the cla...

Look, Ty Wilson here. I'm Georgia Workers Compensation attorney practicing law in the state of Georgia. and our video topic for today is choke points and what we mean by choke points are. What are some of the things in workers compensation c...

We received another question the other day. Someone had been injured on the job. They got surgery on one of their legs and they got returned back to work. And when they got returned back to work they were subsequently fired at work. And then...