It may sound a bit unbelievable but we expect to see an increase in injuries as the summer comes to a close and kids go back to school. This results from the increased traffic on the roads (as evidenced every morning in Atlanta) as well as the teachers, bus drivers,...
Crossroads Career Network in partnership with Georgia Dept. Of Labor – Gwinnett Career Center will be having their 7th Annual Job Fair on Tuesday, August 23, 2011 at the Snellville United Methodist Church from 10:00am – 2:00pm. For additional information...
In Atlanta, many of our employees work the Hartsfield – Jackson International Airport. Recently, we represented a client who worked for The AirServ Corporation. AirServ provides cargo, cleaning, security, and ramp handling for the aviation industry. In our case, an...
In the unfortunate and tragic death caused by a work accident, the deceased employee’s spouse or children may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. O.C.G.A. § 34-9-13. There was an issue as to whether alien or foreign dependents were limited or...
Injured Georgia workers are not always able to return back to work due to their work injury. In these cases, the hurt employee may be deemed “totally disabled.” Should this occur, the employee hurt at work may be entitled to money benefits under O.C.G.A....
