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Can You Still Pursue Workers? Compensation in Georgia if You Were At Fault in Causing Your Injuries?

By Jodi Ginsberg

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Should you be concerned about pursuing a workers? compensation case if you hurt yourself performing a task that, when you now think about it, was something that you should not have attempted on your own? For example, if you hurt your back trying to lift a 150 lb. roll of carpet, or if you fell […]

The post Can You Still Pursue Workers’ Compensation in Georgia if You Were At Fault in Causing Your Injuries? appeared first on Georgia Workers Compensation blog.

Full post as published by Georgia Workers Compensation blog on August 13, 2020 (boomark / email).

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