Ty Wilson Law

10/21/2026

Don’t have all your paperwork for a Georgia workers’ compensation claim? That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t speak with an attorney. Some documents can be obtained later, and a conversation can help you understand whether you need legal representation.

If your benefits and medical care are being provided, you may not need an attorney right away. But if your checks stop, your medical care is denied, or your situation changes, it may be time to seek legal guidance.

10/20/2026

A beautiful day takes a sudden turn when two vehicles collide at an intersection. Was this supposed to be a four-way stop, or did someone misunderstand who had the right of way? The dashcam footage leaves some questions unanswered, but the impact looks serious.

Hopefully, everyone involved is okay. Who do you think was at fault? Watch the clip and share your thoughts in the comments!

10/18/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01zOpZroXQg

If you have been injured on the job, you already feel miserable. Going to a doctor you do not know may not help you feel any better about your situation. You may have a hundred thoughts going through your head. Will they have your medical history? Do you they really care about your injury?

You may wonder: Can I go to any doctor for my workers comp claim in Georgia? Georgia has specific laws about this process.

10/16/2026

In the video on this page, Georgia workers’ compensation attorney Ty Wilson discusses the process for obtaining medical care for your work injury. Because each situation is specific to you and your injury, you should ALWAYS speak with a Georgia workers’ compensation attorney for answers to your case or claim.

https://youtu.be/jBUseSVNvz0

How Do I Receive Medical Care?

If your employer says they will not provide you medical care for your work related injury, we recommend that you contact us immediately.

10/16/2026

Before hiring a Georgia workers’ compensation attorney, make sure you ask the right questions! Find out how they communicate, what fees they charge, and what you can expect throughout your claim. Attorney fees for Georgia workers’ comp claims are generally capped at 25% of the recovery, subject to applicable rules and approval. Make sure you understand the process and your attorney’s plan for moving forward.

📞 Have questions about your Georgia workers’ comp claim? Call Ty Wilson Law at 912-208-2992 to learn more.

10/15/2026

A driver makes a left turn as another vehicle enters the intersection on a yellow light. Was this a failure to yield, or was there more to the situation?

Watch the clip and tell us what you think happened in the comments!

10/14/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5zf-jWSBVg

Georgia workers' compensation attorney Ty Wilson discusses firing your current attorney. This article addresses how you can work out issues regarding your workers' comp claim, including understanding what may be causing the hold up with your case. Before you decide to look for another lawyer, be sure to listen to this video and understand that you can actually harm your case if you move around too much.

Ty Wilson provides experienced, compassionate and zealous representation for those affected by auto accidents, work related injuries, or other personal

10/14/2026

Thinking about hiring a Georgia workers’ compensation attorney? Make sure you ask these two important questions first:

How will we communicate—through calls, emails, texts, or all three?

What are your attorney’s fees?

In Georgia workers’ comp cases, attorney fees are generally capped at 25% of the benefits awarded, subject to applicable rules and approval requirements. If an attorney quotes more than 25%, ask for clarification before moving forward.

Know what to ask before choosing the right attorney for your case.

📞 Have questions about your Georgia workers’ comp claim? Contact Ty Wilson Law at 912-208-2992.

10/13/2026

A driver appears to run a red light and collide with another vehicle at an intersection. This video is a reminder to stay alert when crossing roadways, even when you have the green light. One careless decision can lead to a serious accident.

🚗 Stay alert. Drive safely. Always watch for other drivers.

10/12/2026

https://youtu.be/cT9z9lbrTUQ?si=fOtosC3tU-V_yNDj

TTD also known as Temporary Total Disability. A temporary total disability is used to describe benefits that are provided under Georgia Workers’ Compensation to an injured worker when they are taken out of work for more than seven days. After seven days, they qualify for temporary total disability.

A temporary total disability is used to describe benefits that are provided under Georgia Workers’ Compensation after 7 days.