After a work injury, many people believe that they are only eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. If you are still able to work after your injury, however, you can receive Temporary Partial Disability (TPD) benefits to help cover your lost income. What Are Temporary ...
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View MoreJust before 5 PM tonight, a deadly car crash occurred at the intersection of South Fulton Parkway and Rivertown Road in South Fulton County. The ...
View MoreYou may be wondering what the differences are when handling a workers' compensation case in comparison with a personal injury case. In the grand view, ...
View MoreAfter a work injury, many people believe that they are only eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. If you are still able to work after your ...
View MoreWhile any injury can be difficult to deal with, one that is the result of a work-related accident has a much greater potential for stress. To help ...
View MoreOne of the most common questions Douglas F. Kaleita P.C. gets from injured workers is whether they can still get workers’ compensation benefits while ...
View MoreWhile any injury can be difficult to deal with, one that is the result of a work-related accident has a much greater potential for stress. To help ...
View MoreIf you’ve been injured at work , you’re probably wondering if there’s a time limit that applies to your claim. In fact, there are two key time limits ...
View MoreBack injuries are one of the worst threats facing workers today. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, back injuries account for 20 percent of ...
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