Based on our experience, Georgia workers’ compensation cases typically take between 6 and 24 months to settle. However, this is just an average. The specific timeline for your case depends entirely on the details of your injury, your recovery process, and how the insurance company responds. If you have questions about your specific situation and what your timeline might look
When an employee is injured at work and the injury limits his or her ability to continue working, under Georgia Workers’ Compensation law, the employer is responsible for weekly income benefits to the employee. The benefits are called temporary total disability payments or TTD for short. Payments commence upon a doctor placing work restrictions on the employee that prohibit the
Under Georgia workers’ compensation law an employer is responsible for injuries sustained by an employee if the injuries arise out of and occur within the scope of employment. An employee is not required to prove the employer caused the accident, only that the employee was at work, and engaged in his or her normal duties when the injury occurred. If