According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, Georgia employers reported 78,200 nonfatal workplace injuries in 2017. Perhaps more ... Read More >
Contributor: Ben Gerber
Ben is an experienced trial lawyer focusing his practice on helping those who have been injured on the job. He is also a founding partner of Gerber & Holder Attorneys At Law, an award winning workers’ compensation law firm with offices in Atlanta and Athens, Georgia. Ben and his skilled team have decades of experience fighting aggressively to negotiate a fair settlement for their clients — and even take cases to the highest court in the land if necessary.
If you or a loved one have been seriously injured on the job, or suffered an occupational injury, you should know that you have legal rights under the Georgia workers' compensation law. Contact Ben for a free consultation and to start the process of compensation recovery. If he doesn’t win, you don’t pay.
How Nurse Case Managers Affect Your Georgia Workers’ Compensation Claim
Nurses are the unsung heroes of the medical profession. They offer compassion, healing, advice, and education when we need it most. But the nurse who ... Read More >
Georgia’s Distraction Problem: The Worst Counties for Distracted Driving
Distracted driving has been around for... well... probably nearly as long as cars have been around. Smartphones, however, have taken distracted ... Read More >
Meet Atlanta, Georgia Work Injury Attorney Benjamin Gerber
Fighting the good fight: father, lawyer, courtroom referee, hero When asked why he became an attorney, Ben Gerber thought immediately of his ... Read More >
Are Lunch Breaks Covered under Georgia’s Workers’ Comp Laws?
Under Georgia's workers' compensation laws, an employee is usually entitled to receive workers' compensation benefits if they're injured on the job. ... Read More >
Georgia’s New Controversial Hands-Free Cell Phone Law: What You Need to Know
Beginning on July 1, 2018, the state of Georgia enacted a new law designed to lower the devastating effects of distracted driving in the Peach State. ... Read More >
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