Traumatic brain damage occurs when you suffer any type of blow, jolt, or penetrating injury to the head. A brain injury can result in permanent, sometimes fatal complications and long-term disabilities, such as speech or movement impairments. Sometimes, brain injuries occur because of the negligent and reckless actions of another person or entity. In...
When you are injured at work in Georgia, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. This insurance pays for necessary medical expenses, short-term wage replacement, and long-term disability, which can make a major difference following an unexpected accident. However, Georgia workers’ compensation insurers can deny claims for several reasons, leaving victims without the...
Construction can be a dangerous industry. Workers need to handle heavy machinery and materials, climb onto high scaffolds or platforms, and operate large motor vehicles. Any error or safety violation could lead to serious consequences. Without a strong understanding of safety practices, construction workers could be at risk of serious harm. Regular safety training...
When filing a Georgia personal injury lawsuit, you may wonder how long your case will take to conclude. Personal injury claims can involve complex processes, so it could take a significant period of time before you receive a settlement. On average, Georgia personal injury lawsuits can take up to one or two years to...
Accidental injuries can result in severe physical, emotional, and financial hardship. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 97.9 million people visited emergency rooms for unintentional injuries in 2019 alone, and 173,040 people died as a result of their accidents. Some of the leading causes of accidental injuries include falls, poisoning,...
