Georgia Temporary Total and Temporary Partial Disability Benefits

Do you qualify for temporary total and temporary partial disability benefits after a workplace accident, according to Georgia workers' compensation law?

The experienced Athens and Hartwell disability benefits attorneys of The Van Dora Law Firm, LLC have the answer to that question, the facts you need about temporary total and temporary partial benefits — and the guidance that gets results.

The Van Dora family team has successfully, aggressively safeguarded the interests of injured workers during the over 40 years of their combined experience with Georgia workers' compensation claims. When you report a serious accident injury that happened on the job, we investigate your claim and negotiate with your employer's insurer to get the positive outcome you need.

Georgia Workers' Comp. Disability Benefit Amounts

Here are the dollar figures you can expect to discuss after being injured on the job in Georgia:

• Temporary total disability benefits (TTD) amount to lost wages equating to two-thirds of the average weekly wage of the employee with a current cap of $575 per week, where the employee is unable to work due to injury.
• Temporary partial disability benefits (TPD) account for lost wages equating to two-thirds of the difference between the employee's pre-injury average weekly wage, and his or her actual wages after the injury if the employee returns to work on light-duty, and sustains a loss in wage earning capacity, or finds a new job with lower pay that accommodates these restrictions.

The Van Dora Law Firm, LLC, Works Hard to Win the Disability Benefits You Deserve

However you were injured on the job, you can depend on The Van Dora Law Firm, LLC, to protect your rights throughout the legal process. You can also expect to receive the benefits of our track record of success for a broad range of clients, and commitment to attentive personal service when you have questions or concerns.