Georgia Worker Compensation
Most workers may go through a worker compensation injury once or twice in their life. You are up against an employer and insurance company with lawyers who do this every day for a living. They know the laws, they know the rules and they are not going to tell you what all of your rights are.
on your side to insure you know your legal rights..."
"get all the medical care and financial
protection you are entitled to under Georgia Law..."
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We are proud of our legacy of excellence -- a highly effective and experienced team. We provide high-quality legal expertise, resources and support representing ordinary people who may have limited or no financial means to devote to the cost of litigation.
Any injury suffered
- Aumputations and Paralysis"
- Brain injury"
- Head injuries
- Auto, Truck or Motorcycle Accidents"
- Burn and electrocution
- Construction accident
- Nursing home cases
- Wrongful deaths
- Hit and Run
- Airplane accident
- Lacerations and scarring
- Shoulder and arm injury
- Whiplash / soft tissue injury
- Broken bones and fractures
- Eye injuries
- Neck injury or back injury
- Hand and wrist injury
- Concussion
- Fractures
- Burns
If you need help with your Georgia Worker compensation job injury case, Attorney Russell Keener has been helping Injury Victims in Georgia for nearly 20 Years.
"The Call is Free, The Advice is Priceless"
Toll Free
1-888-544-8364
or
706-235-7486 (Rome)
770-844-9200
(Cumming)
706-275-0500 (Chatsworth/Dalton)
Fax: 770-955-3036
Building 16,
Suite A
Marietta, Georgia 30067
Most workers’ compensation claims are won (or lost) based on medical records. The information doctors and other medical professionals provide in these records is generally presented from a perspective that is most useful in treating injuries. However, the workers’ compensation insurance companies are looking for information that can be useful in determining the extent of the injury and how the injury may affect your ability to work.
Your attorney will present your claim to the adjusters at the insurance companies. While the adjusters don’t know much about you, they will likely be familiar with your attorney. The adjusters will know whether the attorney has a history of credibility, or a history of untruths and manufactured evidence. If the attorney has a credible history, the insurance companies may give the attorneys’ claims and recommendations more weight in the decision making process.