Parsons Law Group
Georgia Workers’ Compensation Attorney

Workplace accidents are far too common in Georgia, resulting in thousands of injuries annually. If you or a family member has suffered a work-related injury or occupational illness, turn to Parsons Law Group, the firm of choice for workers’ compensation claims in Atlanta and Savannah.

We believe all workers have a right to a safe work environment and workers’ compensation benefits for job-related injuries. Given the challenges of obtaining these vital benefits, having the aggressive representation our firm provides is essential. Backed by decades of experience, we will fight tirelessly to protect your rights.

When you partner with us, our seasoned workers’ compensation attorney will guide you through the process and help you obtain the benefits you need and deserve. When your well-being and future are in jeopardy, trust Parsons Law Group to stand by you. Call today to schedule a confidential, no-cost consultation.

Representative Case Results

Each personal injury accident or workplace accident has factors that make it unique. The results of previous cases are not predictive of the outcome of your case. But our case results do reflect our attorneys’ commitment to aggressive advocacy on behalf of injured clients. It’s a record of accomplishment we’re proud of.

Understanding Worker’s Compensation in Georgia

Workers’ compensation provides financial and medical support to employees who suffer work-related injuries or illnesses. In Georgia, as in many states, this program is a mandatory, no-fault insurance scheme, meaning that employees are covered regardless of who is at fault for their injury. All employers in the state with three or more employees are required to carry workers’ compensation insurance.

This system benefits employees by ensuring they receive necessary care and financial support during recovery and protects employers from potential lawsuits. Our firm guides injured workers in Atlanta and Savannah through the claims process,  helping them access this vital employment safety net.

Eligibility for Workers' Compensation Benefit

Injured workers must meet several criteria to qualify for workers’ compensation benefits in Georgia:

  • The claimant must be an employee of the company. Independent contractors, volunteers, and other categories of workers are typically not covered.
  • The injury or illness must be work-related, occurring during employment.
  • The injury or illness must be reported to the employer within a specific time frame, typically within 30 days of the incident or discovery of the condition.
  • A medical evaluation by an authorized healthcare provider is usually required to confirm the injury or illness

Meeting these criteria is the first step for employees to access the workers’ compensation benefits. Our firm regularly collaborates with a respected network of medical and vocational experts to produce evidence and testimony validating workers’ claims. Let us do the heavy lifting so you can focus on recovering.

Types of Available Benefits
Workers' compensation in Georgia offers the following benefits:
Medical Benefits

Cover all medical expenses, including doctor’s exams, surgeries, rehabilitative care, physical therapy, prescription medications, and assistive devices (e.g. crutches, braces, orthotics).

Income Benefits

Replace up to two-thirds of your average weekly wages determined by a statutory formula and capped at a certain limit. Temporary wage benefits are paid until your doctor clears you to return to work.

Permanent Disability

Provide permanent income benefits if you cannot return to work, depending on the nature of your injury, age, occupation, and a doctor’s analysis of your lost work potential.

Vocational Retraining

Covers the costs of retraining and educational programs to help you learn new skills if you have suffered a permanent disability.

Death Benefits

Compensate surviving family members of a worker who suffers a fatal injury.

Common Challenges in Workers' Compensation Claims
Workers' compensation claims in Georgia can present several challenges:
  • Disputes over eligibility – The insurer may challenge whether your injury is work-related or if you meet the eligibility criteria.
  • Medical disputes – There may be conflicts over the type or extent of medical treatment required.
  • Benefit disputes – Issues may arise regarding the calculation or duration of benefits.
  • Return to work issues – Disputes can occur when there’s a disagreement about when or if an employee can return to work.

These challenges make having aggressive legal representation crucial. That’s where Parsons Law Group steps in. Our dedicated workers’ compensation attorneys will handle your claim with urgency and professionalism. We have established working relationships with all the players – insurers, claims adjusters, medical examiners, and the state board – who see us as dedicated advocates and honest brokers.

When disputes arise, we work to find solutions through negotiation and mediation, but we prepare each case for trial to achieve the best possible outcome. Rest assured, we will fight hard to get you the benefits you deserve.

Client Testimonials
I’m very pleased with the attention and services that I received from the Parsons Law Group. Michael Parsons not only is very experienced and knowledgeable with the laws, but he’s also sympathetic and caring towards his clients. I wouldn’t recommend no lawyer other than Michael Parsons for representation of your worker’s compensation case.”
Avery Straughter
Michael Parsons is an excellent attorney. He represented me on my workmans comp case. Hes professional, competent and extremely knowledgeable. He showed a genuine concern for my well being by asking, how am feeling or saying, I got your back. If I had any questions or concerns he explained in a language I understood and responded immediately...
Johnnie Jenkins
How to Obtain Benefits
To obtain workers' compensation benefits in Georgia, follow these steps:

While the steps below seem straightforward, the claims process can be complicated and confusing. And dealing with insurance companies is also a challenge if not a hassle. You can depend on our experienced workers’ compensation lawyer to help you navigate the process and protect your rights.

Report The Injury

Inform your employer about the injury or illness as soon as possible

Seek Medical Attention

Obtain treatment from an authorized healthcare provider.

File a Claim

Complete and submit form WC-14 with the State Board of Workers’ Compensation

Documentation

Ensure all medical records, accident reports, and other relevant documents are well-documented and organized.

Talk To An Experienced Georgia Workers’ Compensation Attorney

If you’ve been injured at work, turn to Parsons Law Group, the experienced choice in workers’ compensation benefits. The sooner you contact our office, the sooner we can start working on your claim.

Atlanta Office
1629 Monroe Drive
Atlanta, GA 30324
Call our office 770.422.9000
Savannah Office
1305 Barnard Street
Savannah, GA 31401
Call our office 912.303.5850

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