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The tragic loss of life resulting from the liquid nitrogen leak at Foundation Foods in Gainesville, Georgia has left many asking how the families of victims will be compensated. Workers' Compensation claims will provide at least a portion of the answer.

Good news for people receiving social security disability benefits!

Injured construction workers in Georgia may get workers’ compensation benefits even when their immediate employer is uninsured. Here’s how.

The Georgia State Board of Workers' Compensation has restarted in-person hearings. It's good news, but there are some changes you need to know about.

We are receiving an increasing number of questions about the stimulus checks that will soon be issued by the U.S. Government. Here's what we know.

You could be eligible for much more than just medical care and a weekly check. Here are four benefits insurers don't want you to know about.

If you've been injured on the job, you're likely to ask one of these questions.

Latest news on how the Social Security Administration is adjusting to handle hearings during the Coronavirus Pandemic.

The Workers' Compensation system is still working to meet your needs.

Good news on how you can apply for Social Security Disability even while physical offices are closed to the public.

If you are receiving Workers’ Comp benefits, you may get a call from the insurance company offering a settlement. It’s a big decision, and the considerations can feel overwhelming. The insurance adjuster...

If you’ve been seriously injured in a work-related accident, you might be wondering whether you really need an attorney. After all, your employer’s Workers’ Comp insurance coverage is supposed to help you. Unfortunately, insurance companies do not always do the right thing, so our job at Stow Garvin and Glenn is to help you get the benefits you are due under the law. Sometimes, we help in small ways and sometimes in life-changing ways. Here are some recent real-life examples...