Fighting for Injured
Georgia Workers.

If you’ve been injured at work, Rebecca Kirkland Halberg uses her experience as a former defense attorney to help workers secure the compensation they deserve.

20+

Years of Workers’ Compensation Experience

About Our Firm

A Modern Approach to Workers’ Compensation

Rebecca Kirkland Halberg is a workers’ compensation attorney who represents injured workers across Georgia. A former insurance defense lawyer, she brings a powerful advantage to her clients—an insider’s understanding of how employers and insurance companies evaluate, delay, and defend claims.


With more than 20 years of experience, Rebecca has handled every stage of the workers’ compensation process, including litigation, hearings, appeals, and complex settlement negotiations. She began her career representing employers and insurers, and she later served as a shareholder and chair of a workers’ compensation practice group at a defense firm in Columbia, South Carolina.


After relocating to Atlanta in 2014, Rebecca made the deliberate decision to shift her practice to represent injured workers and their families. Today, she focuses exclusively on helping clients secure the medical treatment and financial benefits they need after a serious work-related injury or death. Her defense background allows her to anticipate obstacles before they arise, move cases forward efficiently, and position her clients for the strongest possible outcome—whether through settlement or trial. Rebecca has a particular focus on work-related auto accident cases, where strategic coordination between workers’ compensation and third-party claims can significantly increase overall recovery.


She remains actively involved in improving workers’ compensation law in Georgia, serving on the Legislative Committee of the Chairman’s Advisory Council. She also serves as the Treasurer of Workers’ Compensation Claimants’ Lawyers (WCCL), a section of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association. She recently became Vice President of Kids’ Chance of Georgia, which is a non-profit organization that provides scholarships to the children of seriously injured and deceased workers.


Rebecca earned her undergraduate degree in Journalism from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and her law degree from the University of South Carolina. She has been recognized as a Super Lawyer since 2019 and holds a top rating on Avvo.

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Our Expertise

Dedicated Workers’ Compensation Practice Areas

We help injured employees navigate every aspect of Georgia workers’ compensation claims.

Workplace Injury Claims

If you were injured while performing your job duties, you may qualify for workers’ compensation benefits including medical care and lost wages.
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Construction Accidents

Construction sites are among the most dangerous workplaces in Georgia. We represent workers injured in falls, equipment accidents, electrical incidents, and more.
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Repetitive Stress Injuries

Not all workplace injuries happen suddenly. We help workers suffering from repetitive motion injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome, back strain, and chronic joint pain.
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Warehouse & Industrial Accidents

Forklift accidents, machinery injuries, lifting injuries, and unsafe working conditions can lead to serious harm. We fight to protect injured warehouse and industrial workers.
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Slip and Fall Injuries

Slippery floors, unsafe walkways, and dangerous conditions can result in severe injuries that impact your ability to work.
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Denied Workers’ Compensation Claims

If your claim has been delayed or denied, we can help you appeal the decision and pursue the benefits you deserve.
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Workplace Vehicle Accidents

Employees injured while driving for work-related purposes may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits and potentially additional compensation.
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Work-Related Death

We help families secure workers’ compensation death benefits, funeral expenses, and financial support after fatal workplace accidents.
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Client Story

“They treated me like a person, not just another claim.”

“After my injury at work, I didn’t know where to turn. The insurance company kept delaying my benefits, and I was worried about supporting my family. The firm guided me through every step of the process and fought hard to get my medical treatment approved. I highly recommend them to anyone injured on the job.”

— Michael R.

Former Client

Why Us

The Advantage of Working With Our Firm

At Halberg Law Firm, our clients are never treated like just a file number. We understand a work injury affects every aspect of your life, and we believe injured workers deserve personal attention, clear communication, and experienced guidance throughout the process.

Direct Attorney Access

You will work directly with an experienced attorney who understands Georgia workers’ compensation law and genuinely cares about your recovery.

No Upfront Costs

We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we successfully recover compensation for you.

Proven Results

Rebecca Kirkland Halberg has helped 1,000s of injured workers recover medical benefits, lost wages, and settlements after serious workplace injuries.

Strategic Guidance

Understand Your Rights After a Workplace Injury

Knowing what to do after a workplace accident can make a major difference in your case.

Meet Your Legal Team

Suzanne Hallmark

Suzanne Hallmark is a senior paralegal with more than 20 years of experience supporting injured workers through complex claims. She works closely with clients at every stage of the process, helping ensure they feel informed, supported, and prepared as their cases move forward.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Empower yourself with information before taking the next step. Can’t find the answer you’re looking for?

Under Georgia law, workplace injuries should generally be reported to an employer within 30 days of the accident.

Workers’ compensation benefits may include emergency and authorized medical treatment, wage replacement, rehabilitation costs, permanent disability, and death benefits.

Georgia employers are required to post and explain a list of medical providers (often referred to as a Panel of Physicians) from which injured workers choose their treating physician.

A denied claim does not mean you do not have a case. An experienced workers’ compensation attorney can review the specific facts of your case to determine whether you may be entitled to medical treatment, lost wages, or other benefits under Georgia workers’ compensation law.

Our firm consultations are free, so please give us a call.