Georgia laborers on the look-out for job openings may be interested in the career fair tomorrow in Forsyth County. Sixty employers will be looking to fill about 1,000 jobs according…
The short answer to this question is, no. There are no jury trials in workers’ compensation. That does not, however mean that you may not be in court at some…
Many injured workers in Georgia ask us if their workers’ compensation benefits are taxable. Fortunately, they are not normally considered taxable income at the state or federal level. Workers’…
Getting injured on the job has long-term ramifications for many workers. In addition to loss of income, workers feel entitled to compensation for “pain and suffering” to make up for…
The Georgia Department of Labor has identified “Hot Careers to 2022,” forecasting job opportunities in a wide-range of fields, including some of the best jobs for skilled workers in Georgia. The…
An independent contractor is not considered to be an employee; and as a rule, is not eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. However, there are factors to be considered in assessing…
Spills of liquid and granular material appear to be a major contributing factor to injuries in the workplace. And while mopping up after a spill is something we should have learned…
An effort to construct a medical clinic in a remote village in Ghana, West Africa is close to completion. Ramos & Law has supported this medical clinic project since the…
A ProPublica and National Public Radio Report issued yesterday painted a distressing but realistic picture of the uphill battle facing many injured workers. In short, the report points to a…
The Hazards of Hurrying Let’s face it: we live in a world in which faster is better. Instant information and multi-tasking rule the roost. We often measure our sense of…
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