Jul 27, 2026

Amputation Injuries at Work: Georgia Workers’ Compensation Benefits and Long-Term Support
Workplace amputations in Georgia typically qualify as catastrophic claims, unlocking extended benefits. Learn how classification, medical needs, and settlements affect your recovery.
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Jun 16, 2016

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Georgia Court Reviews Decision in Workers’ Compensation Case, Finding Decision Against Hurt Worker Based on Competent Evidence

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Apr 07, 2016

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Georgia Workers’ Compensation Board Holds Employer Must Pay Injured Employee Benefits, Partial Lost Wages, and Legal Fees

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Mar 21, 2016

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Georgia Court of Appeals Holds that Employee’s Death Not Causally Connected to Work and Tort Claim Therefore Not Barred by Workers’ Compensation Remedy

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Feb 04, 2016

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Jasarevic v. Foster – Statements Made by Physician in Workers’ Compensation Claim are Privileged

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Jan 19, 2016

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Hurt Georgia Worker Awarded Medical Expenses and Legal Fees in Atlanta Workers’ Compensation Case

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Dec 10, 2015

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Georgia Supreme Court Rules Non-Party Employer’s Fault May be Considered in Lawsuit Despite Exclusive Remedy Provision Included in Workers’ Compensation Act

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Nov 12, 2015

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Georgia Appeals Court Overturns Denial of Hurt Employee’s Workers’ Compensation Benefits Request

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Nov 06, 2015

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Georgia Appeals Court Denies Employer’s Motion to Enforce Subrogation Lien in Workers’ Compensation Case

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Sep 11, 2015

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OSHA Issues $141K in Penalties to Georgia Plastics Company After Two Employees Suffer Finger Amputations Within Two Weeks