Georgia Workplace Accident Lawyers

If you have been injured in your workplace or while on your way to a work related event you are covered for your injuries by your company's insurance provider. This coverage often includes all medical expenses, car repair or replacement, rehabilitation costs, loss of work time and wages and more. In many instances of workplace injury we have seen the company's insurance provider refuse to pay most, if any, of their legally required amounts to employees who have been injured while on the job.

If you or a loved one has been injured while working, contact Conaway & Strickler at one of our Atlanta offices for a free consultation. While workers' compensation insurance covers any workplace accident in Georgia you may be missing significant and legally owed benefits and other finances due to your injury. Our attorneys have over a decade of experience handling personal injury claims throughout Georgia from our two offices in Atlanta. Contact us today for a free case evaluation.

Any accident that occurs during work in Georgia must and should be immediately reported to a supervisor or manager in order to make an incident report. The report should be made as soon as possible but always after medical attention has been given to anyone injured. The medical attention should be quick and thorough. Usually paramedics and a trip to the local emergency room are involved and covered by the company's insurance provider.

Most companies in Georgia then require you to see one of their doctors or medical professionals for follow up visits, if necessary. This is usually required by insurance providers so that your treatment and visits can be monitored and recorded for insurance records. If your company does not clearly post a list of required doctors then you are legally entitled to choose your own doctor for follow up care. Please contact our office for further information regarding medical coverage following a workplace accident.

Georgia workplace accident law also usually provides the injured employee with compensation based on his or her injuries. Amount of work lost, future earnings losses, therapy sessions, transportation to all medical appointments, and other damages are legally guaranteed to most Georgia workers who have been injured on the job. In addition, job training, pain and suffering losses and other related costs can all be compensated for as well.

In order to ensure that you are receiving the maximum amount of damages following any workplace accident in Georgia please contact us at one of our Atlanta based offices. We offer free legal consultations and you are never obligated to hire us to represent you. If you do hire our attorneys we can begin working on your case immediately without any payment from you until we settle your case. Most cases are taken on a contingent basis meaning that we only get paid if we win your case.

The Georgia workplace injury attorneys at Conaway & Strickler have over a decade of experience in handling workplace accident and personal injury cases throughout Georgia. Please call or contact us for a free consultation. We can begin representing you immediately.