Georgia
GAWorkers' Compensation Quick Reference
Report to Employer
Within 30 days
30 days from injury
File WC Claim
1 year
1 year from injury or last payment
TTD Benefit Rate
66.67% of AWW
66.67% of AWW
Max Weekly Benefit
$800
TTD cap
Waiting Period
7 days
Before benefits begin
Retroactive After
21 days
Waiting period paid back if disabled longer
Can You Sue Your Employer?
Exclusive remedy â cannot sue employer in most cases.
Even if you can't sue your employer, you may be able to sue a third party â equipment manufacturers, property owners, other contractors. Learn more about third-party claims â
Official WC Board
State Board of Workers' Compensation
https://sbwc.georgia.gov/ âFile complaints, check claim status, and access forms at the official state WC board website.
Calculate Your Georgia Benefits
Benefits Calculator â
Estimate your weekly TTD benefit in Georgia
Check Reporting Deadline â
How many days do you have left to report your injury in Georgia?
AWW Calculator â
Calculate your Average Weekly Wage correctly
Impairment Rating Value â
What does your impairment rating mean in dollars?
Get a Free WC Attorney Review in Georgia
Most WC attorneys in Georgia work on contingency â you pay nothing unless you win.
Request Free Consultation â