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• What is Georgia workers’ compensation?
• When are Workers’ Compensation Income Benefits Paid?
• What medical benefits must a company provide to be compliant with Georgia Workers’ Compensation Law?
• What is the workers’ compensation “panel of physicians”?
• Systems to Increase Productivity
• Run for Kids’ Chance 2008
• Everyone Has the Right to Vote
• What is the Subsequent Injury Trust Fund?
• Can I Afford An Attorney to Represent Me in My WC Claim?
• Do I Have to Go to My Appointment?
• Who, What, and How will the Georgia SITF reimburse me?
• Who is Required to Have Workers’ Compensation?
• Violating the Medicare Secondary Payer Act Can Hurt Insurers’ Bottom Line
• What is Considered a Workers’ Comp Injury?
• RLF Attorneys Attend Advanced WC Institute In St. Simons
• What are the Employer’s Rights and Duties?
• What Benefits May the Employee Receive?
• 23 Presumptive Medical Conditions
• Halloween 2008 – A treat for the State’s newest Bar members
• Benefits of Settling a Claim when the SITF is Involved…
• What is Subrogation?
• The SCHIP Extension Act – Changing How Insurers Do Business
• Am I Considered an Employee for Purposes of Seeking Benefits?
• If Injured on My Way to Work, Can I File a Workers’ Comp Claim?
• Failure to Comply with Rules May Result in Employee’s Choice of Any Physician
• Recent Appellate Division Decisions – Panel of Physicians
• What is an Orthopedic Specialist?
• Help Me, Help You! – A Primer on Working with an Attorney
• Kids’ Chance Raises Money for Children of Injured Workers
• Richard Pimentel at the Annual WC Law Institute in St. Simons
• Is there a statute of limitations for filing a workers comp claim?
• Failure to Pay Awarded Benefits Can Resort in Multiple Fees and Penalties
• What is a Workers’ Compensation Deposition?
• Subrogation – Fact or Fiction?
• Workers’ Compensation Coverage for Corporate Officers
• Happy Holidays
• Workers’ Compensation Settlement and Medicare Set-Asides
• Are expenses incurred prior to 2003 reimbursable?
• Unprecedented growth Contributes to Closing of Georgia SITF
• Serving breakfast on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• “Volunteer” by simply going to the circus!
• Workers’ Compensation Coverage for Partners & Sole Proprietors
• Why Hernias can Present Obstacles for Recovery
• General Law Office Administration
• Legal Administration and Technology
• Appellate Division defines “litigation expenses and fees”
• Why Can’t I Recover for Pain and Suffering?
• Recent Court of Appeals Decision – Death Benefits
• King Day: A Day On, Not A Day Off for the Ramos & Law
• Playing the Percentages – Apportionment of Occupational Disease Claims
• Lucy Hall-Gainer Honored on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Recent Court of Appeals Decision – Change of Condition
• Employer Must Provide 10 Days Notice Before Suspending Indemnity Benefits
• Can I seek Experimental medical treatment for my injury?
• Preparing for Mediation
• Drinking and Georgia’s Workers’ Compensation Law Don’t Mix
• TPD Rates are not Automatic
• Can Catastrophic Designation be Removed?
• Employee May be Given New Date of Injury if Condition Worsens
• Taxes and Medicare Set-Asides
• Thoughts On The SITF
• Types of Second-Injury Funds
• The Effect Ongoing Medical Payments Have on Medicare Set-Asides
• Would Kevin Garnett’s knee injury be considered a workers’ compensation claim?
• An IME Physician May Request Patient Undergo More Testing
• Catastrophic Does not Necessarily Mean Forever
• Second Injury Fund in North Carolina Still Active
• New York Prepares to Close Second Injury Fund
• Death and the Medicare Set-Aside
• Georgia Workers’ Comp Bill Presently Before The House
• What is ADR and how does it help?
• Exceptions to Coverage Under Georgia’s Workers’ Compensation Laws
• Hippotherapy Determined to be Compensable
• Is There a Timeframe for Reporting an On-The-Job Injury?
• The term “physician” has a broad definition in Workers’ Comp
• Consideration Before Settlement
• Employee Injured During Fight May Not Qualify for Benefits
• When the Workers’ Comp Exclusive Remedy Provision does not Apply
• Injury in Restroom Deemed Compensable
• Death and Georgia’s Workers’ Compensation Claims
• My workers’ comp stipulation was approved, when should I expect a check?
• Changes to the workers’ compensation law – House Bill 330
• Injured during a break at work in Georgia
• Lies about Past Injuries Can Harm a Claimant’s Workers’ Comp Case
• Now that I’m Enrolled in the Injured Workers’ Pharmacy, What Happens with My Prescriptions?
• Make-A-Wish Walk
• Can an employee injured on his way home from working out of town get compensation?
• Providing Information To Your Workers’ Compensation Attorney To Help Your Claim
• Are grandchildren considered dependents and eligible to receive death benefits?
• Alumni Leaders Week at Johnson & Wales University
• Ramos & Law Members Help Make Wishes Come True
• If I settle my Workers’ Compensation Claim, am I still entitled to my pension and retirement benefits?
• Court of Appeals Decision: Change of Condition v. New Injury
• Why Isn’t My Case Moving Along More Quickly
• Will my failure to wear my seat belt harm my workers comp claim?
• Does the Panel of Physicians Affect the Type of Medical Treatment I Will Receive?
• Should I Apply for Social Security?
• What Happens to My Health Insurance if I Settle My Claim?
• Can my personal health condition prevent me from obtaining workers compensation benefits?
• What can I do if my employer ignores my request for treatment authorization?
• Can my unborn child receive workers compensation benefits?
• What Does a WC-104 Mean for Me and My Workers’ Comp Claim?
• Referrals From The Authorized Treating Physician
• How long do I have to…file my claim, notify my supervisor, etc.
• When is the Right Time to Settle My Workers’ Comp Case?
• What Happens at a Workers’ Compensation Hearing?
• What is the value of my workers’ compensation case?
• What Role Does Medical History Play in Workers’ Compensation Claims?
• How Will I Receive Medical Treatment if My Workers’ Comp Claim is Controverted?
• Make-A-Wish Foundation Recognizes Ramos & Law
• Attorneys Contribute Time In Educating Latino Community About Workers’ Compensation Rights
• State Employees are eligible for workers’ compensation benefits
• Workers’ Compensation Attorneys Featured On Radio Show
• Ramos & Law provides dinner to Genesis Shelter
• Reporting the workers’ compensation injury
• Payment of Weekly Benefits by Electronic Transfer
• My doctor considers my injuries disabling, another doctor does not, who has the final say?
• Required “Notice” under Rule 201(b)
• Georgia Workers’ Compensation Changes in 2009
• Workers’ Compensation In the Latino or Hispanic Community
• Technology Helps Law Firms Lower Cost
• Meeting with your workers’ compensation attorney
• What can I expect from the medical treatment workers’ comp provides me?
• Raising the Minimum Wage and its impact on Georgia Worker’s Compensation Claims
• Ramos & Law Attends Reception for Vice-President of Ecuador and Expands Latino Relations
• Georgia Court of Appeals Clarifies Workers’ Comp Requirements for Tolling Statute of Limitations in Catastrophic Designation Cases
• Bryan Ramos and Gail Bailey, Featured Presenters at Document Management In The Trenches
• Recent Court of Appeals Decision on Workers’ Compensation
• Georgia’s Injured Employees and Workers’ Compensation
• Gainesville, Georgia Poultry Farm Fined for Endangering Workers
• Augusta, GA Paper Mill fined after an employee dies from injuries sustained at work
• Understanding Your Georgia Workers’ Compensation Claim
• What does “normal”, “full”, or “regular” duty really mean in my GA Workers’ Compensation claim?
• How often can I see the workers’ compensation doctor?
• Leveraging Technology to Manage Documents
• Update on the Georgia State Board of Workers’ Compensation
• Ramos attends GALEO Hispanic Heritage Month Luncheon
• Ramos Participates in Walk for the Empowerment of Asians-Americans
• Bryan Ramos Delivers Speech to the Ghandi Foundation of USA
• NCR Columbus Plant Opens on October 29, 2009
• What benefits am I entitled to if my employer reduces my work hours and pay because of my workers’ compensation injury?
• IPE Rebroadcasts Law Office Management for the Paralegal: Legal Admin and Tech
• Deepest Sympathies to the Family of Georgia Paramedic Paul Holmes
• Workplace injuries sustained by manufacturing employees
• Pilgrim’s Pride Leaves Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• What if I am terminated because of my injury?
• An increase in housing construction may lead to an increase in Workers’ Compensation claims
• Fuel Tank Company to be headquartered in Gainesville, GA
• Bryan Ramos announced as a 2010 Georgia Rising Star
• Hearing loss at work: potential changes to acceptable levels
• Home Depot cutting jobs – 150 in Atlanta; what’s the impact on workers’ comp claims
• Brain Injuries and Financial Assistance for Injured Workers
• Panibagong Simula – New Beginnings
• Workers’ Compensation statistics
• City of Atlanta layoffs
• Bryan Ramos Teaches Workers’ Compensation at Clayton State University
• Change of Condition For The Worse
• Could the insurance company be following me or taking surveillance of me?
• What does it mean to “settle” a case?
• Recorded workplace deaths in the U.S. in 2009
• I was hurt at my company picnic. Do I have a workers’ comp claim?
• Can I have a workers’ compensation case and a personal injury case at the same time?
• What happens at a Georgia workers’ compensation hearing?
• Ramos & Law Supports Local Walk to Defeat ALS
• For Attorneys: Ethical Considerations in Depositions
• Bryan Ramos Featured on Atlanta Bar’s Layman’s Lawyer Radio Show
• AIG agrees to pay $100 Million fine for violation of workers’ comp regulations
• Workers Compensation Weekly Disability Benefits and Direct Deposit
• Workers Injured During Georgia’s Ice Storm
• Injured While Working on a Construction Site in Georgia?
• Have you been injured while working as a Nurse in Georgia?
• Workers’ Comp (Compensation) Prescriptions
• Airline Employee Injured on the Job
• Occupational Deaths: What Happens if a Worker Dies On The Job?
• Bryan Ramos Named on the Board of Directors of PACCGA
• Hurt While Working at Coca-Cola or in the Beverage Industry?
• Valentine’s Day brings joy to most but can mean injury for others
• Attacked by a customer, client or patient
• Bryan C. Ramos, 2011 Super Lawyers Rising Star, Georgia
• What does “full duty” or “normal duty” mean?
• Truck Driver Injured While Driving
• Our Office Has Moved!
• Aggravation of knee problems and workers comp benefits
• The business of work injuries
• Settling my workers’ compensation case
• As an injured worker what kind of medical treatment am I entitled to?
• Back injury cases
• What is Compensation for Permanent Partial Disability (PPD)?
• Is the employer required to provide medical treatment because of a workers’ compensation injury?
• Delta Employee Injured on Job
• Hearing loss due to job duties
• Bryan Ramos named one of the 25 Most Influential Asian Americans in Georgia
• What is a “workers’ compensation mediation?”
• Cagle’s to Close Pine Mountain Facility
• Messing up my workers’ compensation case
• Does an injured worker have the right to a second opinion or independent medical evaluation?
• If I had a beer shortly before my work injury, am I barred from receiving workers’ compensation benefits?
• Change of condition; Fictional New Date of Accident
• Death benefits and Foreign (Alien) Dependents
• Injured at AirServ?
• Job Fair August 23, 2011 – Crossroads Career Network
• Rise in injuries expected as kids head back to school
• Workers’ Compensation Claims in Georgia for 2009
• Georgia Workers’ Compensation Payments Made in 2010
• Kids Chance Charity Golf Classic
• Injured in Thomaston, Georgia
• What is compensation for permanent partial disability (PPD)?
• Does my Employer have workers’ compensation insurance?
• Workers’ Compensation Doctors. What’s the deal?
• Ramos Selected To Serve on Educational Panel at John Marshall’s Law School Seminar
• Bailey Granted Scholarship to Attend Association of Legal Administrators Regional Conference
• Do I need to file a workers’ compensation claim?
• A typical workers compensation claim when an employee suffers back strain or herniation
• Happy Holidays
• Sears Closes Stores
• Workers in the automotive industry at risk for more than just blunt trauma injuries
• Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Teleconference Initiative
• Bryan Ramos named one of Georgia’s Top Rated Lawyers
• SuperLaywers 2012- Bryan C. Ramos Georgia Rising Star
• Will I go to court for settlement or is a judge involved in the settlement process?
• How Can I Prepare for My Deposition?
• Workers Compensation Benefits for Dependents in Georgia
• Does a widow have a loss of consortium claim against the deceased worker’s employer?
• If I have a ‘pre-existing’ condition and I reinjure it on the job, can I get workers’ compensation benefits?
• Workers’ Compensation Legislative Update
• Serious work injuries resulting in “catastrophic” designation
• I was injured at Alorica / Ryla in Kennessaw. What Should I do?
• Do I have a good workers’ compensation case?
• Is libel or slander covered under workers’ comp?
• Are you ready for some Football and Workers’ Comp?
• How do I know if my injury is covered under workers’ compensation?
• What are interrogatories in a workers’ compensation claim?
• What is a “panel of physicians” and what medical treatment am I entitled to?
• Are “Seasonal” Employees Entitled to Workers’ Compensation?
• What is my workers’ compensation claim worth?
• What do I have in common with RG3? The workers’ compensation doctor released me back to work when I was not ready.
• Do I have to pay taxes on my workers’ compensation “income” benefits?
• New Workers’ Compensation Bill before the 2013 Georgia House of Representatives
• What Happens if My Employer Fires Me Because of My Work Injury?
• Is there a court system in Georgia workers’ compensation?
• How Safe is Your Job or Workplace?
• Georgia’s New “Limited Medical” Law Shifts Costs to Medicare
• Injured while working at Coca-Cola in Atlanta, Georgia?
• Changes to the Georgia Workers’ Compensation Law in 2013
• The company is closing, what happens to my workers’ compensation claim?
• How will I get paid after my work injury while I’m on workers’ compensation leave?
• My employer denied my claim saying I was on a break
• Medical Second Opinion. Can I get one?
• Seasonal employees have workers’ compensation rights too
• The State Board of Workers’ Compensation requires notice of temporary partial disability conversion
• Tolling the Statute of Limitations by Paying Benefits
• Important Deadlines in Workers’ Compensation
• Tax reporting for Workers’ Compensation income benefits and settlements
• Reporting a Work Accident and Injury
• Airserv, Airline and Airport Employees
• Beverage Industry Workers
• Construction Sites
• Nursing and Healthcare Employees Injured At Work
• The Good, The Bad, The Controverting: Definition and Claims
• Return To Work Issues
• The Applicability Of Statutory Employment On Owner-Operator’s Employees
• Martin Luther King day
• Medical treatment and panel choices
• Mileage reimbursement, parking, and transportation / meals – housing under GA Work Comp
• Georgia Snow Storm 2014 Brings City to a Halt
• Employer and Employee IME Basics for Georgia Workers’ Comp Claims
• Preparing for Medical Appointments
• Guidelines for following up with the authorized treating doctor
• Physical Therapy in Workers’ Compensation Claims
• Settlement in Workers’ Compensation Claims
• Changing Doctors in the Workers’ Compensation Claim
• Can I Fight a Denied Workers Compensation Claim?
• How Much Per Week Will I Get On Workers’ Compensation?
• Weekly Income Benefits: Average Weekly Wage, Similar Employees, and Hourly Wages
• Referrals and “Pre-Certification” in Georgia Workers’ Comp
• Were You Injured On The Job, Terminated, and Now Need Work in GA?
• A Moment of Silence
• Can I Be Terminated While on Workers’ Compensation?
• Have You Been Fired Because of Your Work Injury?
• Living on Workers’ Compensation Benefits?
• Changing Physicians While on Workers’ Compensation
• Selecting the Best Attorney For Your Workers’ Compensation Case
• What Now? Injured Employees Being Laid Off
• Do Jury Trials or Pain and Suffering Exist in Workers’ Compensation?
• 2014 Revised Board Rules and Forms
• The Settlement They Offered Me Was Too Low
• Delayed Workers Compensation Hearing
• What Is the Job Outlook for Skilled Workers in Georgia?
• Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah and Happy Holidays
• I Was injured at the Company Christmas Party. Am I Eligible For Benefits?
• Are Seasonal Employees Eligible for Workers’ Compensation?
• Atlanta Braves stadium: effect on the construction industry in Georgia
• The Injured Worker’s Saga: Back Injury
• Company’s Suit on Behalf of an Injured Worker Clarified for Statute of Limitation Purposes
• The Georgia Workers’ Advocate
• Can My Employer Put Me Under Surveillance?
• Automotive Plants and Repetitive Motion Injuries
• Falls in Icy Parking Lots
• Super Lawyers 2015
• Rushing and Injuries On-the-Job
• NPR: Reforms Hurting Injured Workers
• Ramos & Law Supports Ghana Medical Clinic
• Preventing Injuries Caused by Spills
• Workers’ Comp for Independent Contractors
• Best Jobs for Skilled Workers in Georgia
• Pain and Suffering Compensable in Workers’ Comp?
• Are Workers’ Compensation Benefits Taxable in Atlanta, Georgia?
• Jury Trials in Workers’ Compensation?
• Forsyth County Career Fair
• Dollar General Safety Violations
• Supporting Youth in Foster Care
• Safety for an Aging Workforce
• Is it OK to Attend a Court Hearing Without a Lawyer?
• What Does PPD Rating Mean to an Injured Workers’ Case?
• Georgia Workers Injured In the Warehouse
• When an Injured Worker’s Condition Changes for the Worse
• Ramos & Law Supports Filipino-Americans
• Nurses Injured On-the-Job
• Job Postings in Georgia
• Injury from Hydrogen Sulfide Gas
• Are Subcontractors Eligible for Workers’ Compensation?
• Risks of Being Injured on a Summer Job
• Judge Vicki Lynn Snow retires from SBWC
• Poultry Workers in Georgia and Job Outlook
• Police Officers and Firefighters Denied Benefits
• Ramos & Law Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Everyday Heroes
• Preventing Lifeguard Injuries
• Workers’ Memorial Day
• Happy Memorial Day from Ramos & Law
• A Workers’ Comp Success Story
• Beware the Slow Erosion of Workers’ Comp
• Carpet Industry Workplace Injuries
• Workers’ Rights in Intoxication defense
• Teens injured in Fast Food Restaurants
• Heat-Related Illness On-the-Job
• Protecting Braves Stadium Construction Workers
• Repetitive Motion Injury in Meat-Packing
• Will Georgia Employers Opt-Out of Workers’ Compensation responsibility?
• Is Avvo a Credible Legal Resource?
• Catastrophic Workers Compensation Claim Definition – What Are My Rehab Benefits and Entitlements?
• Are You an Injured Coke Worker That Has Been Terminated or Worried About Termination?
• Hurt at Work and Now My Phone Won’t Stop Ringing: Who are these people calling after my work accident?
• Trial Preparation From Start To Finish For Paralegals
• What If The Work Comp Authorized Treating Physician, or ATP, Says Negative Things About Me In The Medical Records?
• Workers’ Compensation Benefits in Georgia are Due to Injured Workers, Even Those Who Are Undocumented or Considered an Illegal Alien
• Should I Hire An Attorney For My Work Injury Claim? If So, How Do I Choose One When There Are So Many Attorneys In Atlanta, Georgia
• Suffered a Second Accident While on Workers’ Compensation?
• Keeping the Workplace Safe
• Workers’ Compensation FAQ
• Tips to Keep Young Workers Safe
• Common Reasons for Workers’ Compensation Denial
• Advantages of Complying with Medical Treatment
• Help for Victims of Mental and Emotional Workplace Stress
• Preventing Common Workplace Injuries
• What You Need to Know When Working in Georgia
• Avoid These Mistakes When Filing a Workers’ Compensation Claim
• How to Settle a Workers’ Comp Case in Georgia?
• The Importance of Healthcare for Injured Workers
• Permanent Disability for Workers
• Returning to Gainful Employment With the Employer
• Getting the Most from Your Workers’ Compensation Case
• Labor Day and the Evolution of the Job Market
• Make the Most of Self-Improvement Month
• Technology is Changing Workers’ Compensation Processes
• Workers’ Compensation Claim Denied?
• The Ins and Outs of PPD Law
• Tips for Successful Workers’ Compensation Claims
• National Disability Employment Awareness Month
• Workplace Knee and Shoulder Injuries
• Timelines When Filing a Workers’ Compensation Claim
• How Changing Demographics Affect Workers’ Compensation
• What Should I do if I get hurt on the Job?
• Is PTSD Covered by Workers’ Compensation?
• Tips for Filing a Workers’ Compensation Claim
• Benefits of Settling a Workers’ Compensation Claim
• Improving the Outcome of a Workers’ Compensation Hearing
• Tips for Settling a Workers’ Compensation Case
• Human Rights in the Workplace
• Is the Workers’ Compensation System in Freefall?
• Workplace Injuries? Avoid These Mistakes
• Types of Workers’ Compensation Benefits
• New Year’s Resolution: Resolve Your Workers’ Compensation Case
• Catastrophic Workers’ Compensation
• Workers’ Compensation Lawyers: Advocates and Mentors
• Don’t Forget to Say Thank You
• The Benefits of Hiring a Workers’ Compensation Attorney
• Injured on the Job? Follow These Tips
• Freedom to Hire an Attorney
• Abraham Lincoln’s Lawyer Days
• What Should I Do if I Get Hurt on the Job?
• Worried About Your Job After Taking Time off for an Injury?
• Workers’ Compensation Lawyer for Smyrna, Georgia
• Workers’ Compensation Lawyer for Decatur, Georgia
• Workers’ Compensation Lawyer for Buford, Georgia
• Workers’ Compensation Lawyer for Atlanta, Georgia
• Employers: Don’t Cut Corners on Workers’ Compensation
• Reasonable Accommodation for Injured Workers
• How Slowing Down can Speed Up Recovery
• International Women’s Day & Women in Law
• The Importance of a Balanced Life
• Work Injury Benefits, Compensation, and Payments in Georgia
• Going Back to Work After an Occupational Injury
• When to Hire a Workers’ Comp Attorney
• Injured on the Job? Follow These Steps for a Positive Outcome
• Is Workers’ Compensation Taxable?
• How do I Pick the Right Workers’ Compensation Attorney?
• How to Choose a Personal Injury Attorney When There are so Many?
• How to File for Workers’ Compensation Benefits in Georgia
• The Benefits of Hiring an Atlanta Workers’ Compensation Attorney
• Common Issues About the Workers’ Compensation Process
• Cash Benefits for On-the-Job Injuries in Georgia
• Does Workers’ Comp Cover Employees and Contractors?
• 5 Tips to Stay Safe in the Workplace
• Will my Workers’ Compensation Benefits Cease if I have a Subsequent Injury?
• What is a Bench Trial?
• What does it mean to cross-examine as an attorney?
• 4 tips on Avoiding Occupational Injuries in the Hospital
• Is COVID-19 Covered by Workers’ Comp?
• Handling Your Workers’ Compensation Doctors Appointments
• Applying for Social Security – Another Resource for Those Injured at Work
• Embracing the New and Changing Workforce
• Injured Georgia Workers: Weekly Monetary Benefits in Workers’ Compensation Claims