At Sadow & Froy, we handle more and more trauma cases each year.  Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is one of the leading types of cases we see. A key indicator for recovery in...

In Georgia, workers’ compensation wages are calculated based on state law. In simplest terms, your benefit payment will be the average of your weekly salary over a 13-week ...

There is nothing more disheartening than getting injured on the job and not receiving workers’ compensation benefits for your care. When denials of claims happen, it is oft...

The most important decision you will make during your workers’ compensation claim is choosing the right attorney! You want an attorney that not only knows the law and has...

If you are injured on the job, it is important to immediately report your accident and take the proper next steps to ensure you get any workers' compensation settlement...

What is Pain Management and How Does it Work? We have many clients who are referred to pain management physicians after they undergo surgeries. Pain management doctors diag...

Permanent impairment ratings, also referred to as PPD ratings, are assigned by an injured worker’s treating physician when he or she has reached maximum medical improvement...

Positive drug tests, if properly conducted within the Georgia Workers’ Compensation Act’s statutory guidelines, are often a tool used by employers and insurers to deny...

During the pandemic, we continue to advocate for our clients with motions and conference calls with Administrative Law Judges. This ensures that our clients’ rights are...

In almost all knee replacement surgery cases, the injured worker will want to schedule an Independent Medical Evaluation with a specialist who will support his or her...