Understanding the different types of workers' comp claims will allow you to make a more informed choice when it comes to your compensation. Hiring a workers' comp attorney will ensure that you get the compensation you deserve.
...[More]If you have been injured in a work-related accident, you will need answers. Here are a few of the most common frequently asked questions.
...[More]Workers' Compensation insurance providers will sometimes offer a "buyout" or settlement option to clients whose injuries are not severe but may require ongoing medical attention.
...[More]In California, you only have 30 days to file a workers' compensation claim after an injury has occurred. If you miss that window, you will not be able to file a claim or receive any type of compensation for your injury.
...[More]Documentation and understanding what type of information should be included are some of the key elements of your claim when it comes to work-related injuries.
...[More]Lawyers who work with Workers' Compensation claims prefer to use an independent medical examiner who can provide an unbiased opinion about your injuries.
...[More]Here's what you need to know about Workers' Compensation claims related to medical injuries sustained at work.
...[More]As an apprentice, you are considered an employee of the company who is sponsoring your apprenticeship program. If you get injured while on the job, you have the right to file a Worker's Compensation claim.
...[More]Workers' compensation claims can take many forms. Injuries can be received in various ways, each of which carries some form of compensation through your company's workers' compensation insurance.
...[More]Workers' compensation covers more than just physical injuries. It also covers occupational diseases that are contracted by performing specific types of jobs. In order to qualify for a claim that involves an occupational disease, the condition you are diagnosed with must be directly related to your employment.
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