For business owners, employee safety should be a top priority. Without able employees to operate your business, there will be problems running the …
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What If My Workplace Shuts Down While I’m Receiving Workers’ Comp Benefits?
Sadly, many businesses are closing temporarily or permanently due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving millions of Americans anxious about their jobs and …
Georgia Supreme Court Revises “Rest Break Exception” to Workers’ Comp
When an employee is hired, they make an unspoken agreement not to sue their employer for work-related injuries and, in turn, the employer agrees to …
Gerber & Elkins Law Scholarship Winner: Should PTSD-Only Claims Be Allowed Under Workers’ Comp?
Recently, the team at Gerber & Elkins Law researched which U.S. states currently allow some form of compensation for work-related post-traumatic …
How Unemployment Impacts Workers’ Compensation in Georgia
Looking for a new job is scary, especially if you were receiving workers’ compensation at the time of the injury. A commonly asked question we get …
Ben Gerber Interviewed by Enjuris About COVID-19 Impacts on Law Firm
With infection rates of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) stabilizing in some parts of the world and skyrocketing in others as some states and …
Amazon to Open New Fulfillment Warehouse in Georgia
Millions of Americans have lost their jobs due to the coronavirus, so 800 new employment opportunities are a welcome relief to those who have found …
Georgia Workers’ Compensation Law Firm Publishes Free Guide To Work-Related Back & Neck Injuries
Atlanta work injury lawyers at Gerber & Elkins answer common questions for injured workers ATLANTA, Jul. 02, 2020 -- Gerber & Elkins Workers' …
Gerber & Elkins Co-Founder Ben Gerber to Speak at National Business Institute Event
Many workers' compensation claims are resolved quickly and without issue. But when the employer or the insurer disputes the validity of a claim, do …
