Did you know that in the state of Georgia, independent contractors (freelancers, consultants, etc.) are not eligible for workers’ compensation benefits? Over the past few years, there has been a surge in employers outsourcing to independent contractors which gives

Workers’ comp claims can be confusing and frustrating for thousands of Georgia workers’ each year. Many claims require a lawyer to help make decisions, prepare their case, and guide them through the process of filing a claim. During the

Georgia’s labor force is full of undocumented workers. They pay taxes, are business owners, and are central to the success of the community. Immigration reform is a huge concern in the nation right now, so it is vital there

Independent contractors, freelancers, consultants–whatever name you attach to this category of worker—in the state of Georgia are not eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. As the economy continues to shift, we are seeing increasing numbers of employers who outsource work