If you are injured on the job in Georgia, it is important to perform the following steps in order to have a successful claim. Below is a checklist of things to do if you are injured while working in Georgia. 1) Report ALL injuries In Georgia, you have 30 days to report your injury to […]
It's that time of year again in West Georgia, where kids start another year of learning at school. Whether it be by bus, walking, or riding a bike, the increased traffic and congestion on the road can de dangerous. Below are a few back to school safety tips to think about. Tips for Driving in […]
Navigating the intricacies of Georgia's workers' compensation laws can be daunting. Understanding your rights and responsibilities under Georgia's workers' compensation system is crucial for both employees and employers alike. At SWS Accident & Injury Lawyers, we recognize the challenges individuals face when seeking compensation for work-related injuries. Our goal is to provide you with clear […]
If you've sustained significant injuries in an accident that wasn't your fault, the aftermath can be both overwhelming and bewildering. These injuries could result from various types of accidents. In Georgia, motor vehicle collisions rank as the primary cause of injury-related fatalities and the second leading cause of emergency room visits and hospitalizations. Navigating through […]
Coping After a Georgia Accident Injury Coping after a Georgia car accident injury isn't easy. In the weeks, months, or even years following your car accident, you may feel frightened, guilty, angry, or depressed. These emotions can fluctuate wildly and take over at a moment's notice. Unfortunately, they can also get in the way of […]
Under Georgia's workers compensation laws employees of a business are covered by workers' compensation insurance, while independent contractors are not. Independent contractors have been traditionally limited to construction. With a general contractor overseeing a job and then hiring specialized sub or independent contractors to perform certain work, such as plumbing, electrical, roofing, etc. But as […]
If you are injured in a car accident caused by a police officer or other government employee in Georgia can I still sue? The quick answer is Yes, but the process is much different than a normal personal injury lawsuit. In Georgia, individuals typically have two years to file a lawsuit after they’re injured. That […]
It is not something people in Georgia typically think about on their way to their job in the morning or as they drive home in the evening. Statistics about work injuries are often more meaningful after a person has sustained an injury while on the job or has been denied workers' compensation benefits. That is […]
In 2019, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported that 91,000 children under 12 were injured in car accidents. Sadly, many of these children suffered physical and mental damage. If your child was injured in a car accident, it is your job as the parent to promote healing and show your support. When it comes […]
You were injured and have filed a lawsuit, what judge will hear my case? We get asked this question all the time. In Georgia, the type of judge who will hear your case depends on what type of injury you have and where you, or your lawyer, decide to file the lawsuit. In general, Georgia […]
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