Am I entitled to settle my workers' compensation case?

Posted on July 1, 2008 by Seth Bader

You are entitled to settle all or part of your Georgia workers' compensation case; but if you are going to settle, we recommend seeking a settlement that leaves your medical benefits open for future treatment.  Insurance companies prefer to close claims in their entirety, so if you are going to close out your right to future treatment, you should probably feel confident that your settlement will be enough to cover your anticipated future medical needs.

Insurance companies frequently offer unfair settlements to unrepresented individuals who, in many cases, don't know that their cases are worth much more.  For this reason, we recommend that you contact an experienced workers' compensation attorney who can evaluate your case and help you obtain a fair settlement of your case.  If you would like to set up a free consultation with an experienced workers' compensation attorney at The Bader Law Firm, please call us at 404.917.9174.

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