Don't Let a Preexisting Condition Stop You From Filing a Legitimate Workers' Compensation Claim
If you have a preexisting slipped disc, trick knee or repetitive stress injury that has been aggravated by a job activity, you may still be eligible for workers' compensation benefits. Yes, the insurance company will fight you on this, but at the law firm of Gregory Smith Law, LLC, we will fight back. If your work has caused the aggravation, escalation of an injury, or has created a superadded condition, our Augusta preexisting conditions attorneys are prepared to successfully prove that you are entitled to file a claim and receive benefits.
How Our Georgia Denied Claims Lawyers Can Help You
If you have a pre-existing condition and your claim has been denied you need an experienced workers' compensation attorney on your side. Gregory Smith has been practicing workers' compensation law for more than 19 years. As such, he knows how to navigate the complex regulatory landscape surrounding claims and preexisting conditions. In order to make sure that you receive full medical and income benefits, he will:
- Collect all necessary medical records
- Get an independent medical exam
- Work with the insurance adjuster
- File claims for any necessary specialized medical treatment and occupational or physical therapy
What Types of Aggravated Preexisting Conditions Are Covered?
Most conditions are covered provided that the aggravation or exacerbation of the condition is related to a work activity. These may include:
- Back problems
- Neck problems
- Knee and shoulder injuries
- Respiratory illnesses
- Superadded injuries
Contact Our Augusta Preexisting Condition Attorneys
We treat every case seriously and every client with courtesy. Accessibility, professionalism and a dedication to getting you full compensation for your injury are hallmarks of Gregory Smith Law, LLC. To schedule a free consultation, please call us at 706-993-1266 (866-916-1684, toll-free) or contact us by e-mail After-hours and off-site appointments are available.


