Atlanta, GA -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/21/2017 -- Residents who have been injured while working in the foodservice industry and are in need of the assistance of Atlanta workers' comp lawyers are encouraged to contact the Law Offices of Darwin F. Johnson for help navigating their claim.
Even though workers' compensation applies to every worker living in Georgia, food service workers may have a particularly difficult time maximizing their claim without assistance due to the misconception that this line of work is less risky than other areas of employment.
Anyone who has worked in the foodservice industry knows that most days can go from idle to hectic in a matter of minutes. This can put workers at a high risk for injuries sustained during the rush of service. Common occupational injuries within the foodservice industry include cuts, burns, and falls that can be so severe that they affect the employee's ability to do their job. So long as the injury sustained during work is severe enough that it prevents the employee from being able to work, they are entitled to compensation under Georgia law.
Even when they know the law, food service employees can have a difficult time maximizing their workers' compensation settlements. Workers' compensation lawyers in Atlanta can help injured workers receive the compensation that they deserve while navigating a complicated legal field.
Anyone who has been seriously injured while working in Atlanta is encouraged to call the Law Offices of Darwin F. Johnson for help determining the next steps to take in their case at 404-692-6482 for a free consultation.
About The Law Offices of Darwin F. Johnson
The Law Offices of Darwin F. Johnson provide legal defense for individuals all throughout the greater Atlanta, Georgia area. He provides effective legal defense for individuals unjustly injured while at the workplace and gets them the compensation they need. Clients of Darwin F. Johnson don't pay unless he delivers compensation.
Reach the Law Offices of Darwin F. Johnson today by phone at 404-692-6482.