Can I get pain and suffering for my worker's compensation claim? No, not in Georgia. There is not enough money to pay for the pain and suffering you experience in a worker's compensation claim. But with an attorney to help you, that pain and suffering can be minimized.
A person's immigration status does not make a difference when it comes to pursuing a worker's compensation claim in Georgia.
Do I have to settle my case? No. The decision to settle is the client's alone, and many factors go into making that choice. Is there a huge amount of medical needed? Is the offer reasonable? All of these must be weighed carefully when discussing settlement.
Taxes do not have to paid out of workers' compensation benefits or settlements.
"The check is in the mail" may seem like a corny one-liner from a dated joke, but sometimes that the answers given to claimants when they need their weekly checks. Let Pritchett Firm, PC, help track that money down for you and make sure not only is it the correct amount but it is on time.
If I get weekly checks, how long will they last?
Even if there is no insurance, your claim is still viable. We also can look for the insurance of the company that hired your employer when the situation arises.
I can't predict the future, but with my experience and knowledge I can give you a good idea as to what your case is worth.
The short answer is zero. The long answer still is...zero.
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