If you're injured on the job in Georgia, time becomes a critical factor. The state enforces a strict 30-day rule that significantly influences the outcome of your workers’ compensation claim. Failure to meet this deadline could jeopardize your right to receive...
Industrial workers breathe in dust from metal, wood, textiles, and chemicals every day. This can cause long-term breathing problems, especially for those already injured. Dust exposure can make healing harder, slow recovery, and lead to serious health issues. Even...
When machines malfunction in industrial settings, serious accidents can occur, leading to injuries and legal consequences. Both employers and manufacturers can be liable when equipment fails. Manufacturer responsibility for faulty equipment If a machine has a defect...
Operating forklifts and material handling equipment presents significant safety challenges for workers. Negligence and oversight in workplace safety measures can lead to serious injuries. These injuries affect the physical health of workers and their ability to earn a...
Manufacturing is a booming industry in Georgia, employing thousands of workers across the state. However, like any industry involving machinery and physical labor, manufacturing poses certain risks to workers' safety. Both employers and employees should understand...
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that in 2022, 209 Georgia workers died on the job. Intentional injury by another person caused 18% of these mortalities. Most physical altercations in the workplace do not result in death. However, they can cause injuries...
Working in the automotive industry in Atlanta, GA, comes with its share of risks. Employers must establish a safe work environment and provide training for employees. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the 78,000 nonfatal workplace injuries reported in...