Stephen Hasner | Workplace Injuries | April 7, 2024

With summer break approaching, countless teenagers are applying for jobs, embracing the opportunities to gain valuable skills and financial independence. While picking up a job over the summer can be rewarding, it also comes with […]

Stephen Hasner | Workplace Injuries | March 27, 2024

Although poor working conditions are not a basis for filing for workers’ compensation caused by a carpet manufacturing accident in Georgia, you may seek a claim for injuries caused by a third party. If a […]

Stephen Hasner | Workplace Injuries | February 26, 2024

Factory accidents can stem from multiple sources, such as unguarded or malfunctioning machinery, inadequate training, and exposure to hazardous substances. The liability in such cases can be multifaceted. If a third party is responsible for […]

Stephen Hasner | Workplace Injuries | February 19, 2024

When it comes to workplace safety, responsibility falls heavily on employers to provide adequate training that safeguards the well-being of their employees. Proper training is pivotal in cultivating a secure work environment and reducing accidents, […]

Stephen Hasner | Workplace Injuries | January 19, 2024

Suffering a burn injury while at work can be a traumatic and life-altering experience. In Georgia, workers who face such unfortunate incidents often find themselves navigating medical and financial challenges. No matter where you work, […]

Stephen Hasner | Workplace Injuries | January 15, 2024

Behind the vibrant colors and intricate patterns of the carpet manufacturing industry lies a dynamic environment where workers encounter unique challenges and potential hazards. The safety and well-being of the skilled individuals shaping the threads […]

Stephen Hasner | Workplace Injuries | December 27, 2023

Responsibility for hazardous chemical exposure in the workplace is a shared obligation, encompassing employers, employees, and third parties, with the overarching goal of safeguarding the health and well-being of all workers. State and federal laws […]

Stephen Hasner | Workplace Injuries | July 27, 2020

An employee of Atlanta Sand & Supply died from electrocution on July 9, 2020. Peach County Coroner Kerry Rooks stated that the man was pronounced dead at the scene around 9:30 a.m.  The employee was […]

Stephen Hasner | Workplace Injuries | November 24, 2017

It’s easy to dismiss—it was just a bump on the head, after all. It hurt at first, but now you feel okay. You have work to do and just don’t have time to go to […]