Waldorf Pamela B

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If you have been injured at work, you will very likely have both financial and medical challenges facing you. Most injured workers have questions about what they need to do, what rights they have, and their ability to make a claim for benefits.
At the same time, very often people feel reluctant to make waves or cause problems. The employer or insurer may be creating pressure, directly or otherwise. Most people, who usually have not been hurt on the job before, are quite amazed at how complicated dealing with these financial and medical challenges with a work injury can become. The reality is that after you have been hurt on the job, no one at your employers, or the workers comp insurance company, is on your side, or there to look after your best interests, even if they seem to have good intentions and even be genuinely concerned.
We are here to help you with these challenges. My practice is 100% dedicated to representing employees in workers compensation claims. You have worked hard for your employer. Your employer has paid for insurance coverage, which is required by law to compensate you when you are hurt and unable to work. We will work hard to make sure you receive all of the benefits you are entitled to under the Georgia workers compensation laws after you have been hurt on the job.
I offer an initial consultation that is completely confidential and free. It is important to get advice early and take action before it is too late. There are many statutes of limitations in workers compensations, and if you wait too long, there may be benefits that you would otherwise be entitled to receive, that your right to receive expires under the law. That should not be allowed to happen. I am glad to discuss your case, and to give you an honest assessment, whether you decide to hire an attorney or not, and whether or not that attorney is me.