After suffering a workplace accident, an employee can file a workers’ compensation claim to obtain valuable benefits that will cover the costs of their medical treatment as well as provide them with a replacement income while they are recovering. However, while most workers are familiar with workers’ compensation in general, few know how the process actually works. Read on to learn more about the workers’ compensation process in Camden County.The InjuryThe first thing to happen in any workers’ comp claim is that an employee...Continue Reading...
If you’ve been injured in the workplace or in connection with your employment, your first financial remedy is to seek workers comp in Indiana. This form of insurance provides wage replacement and medical benefits and was set up to help workers speedily recover compensation instead of having to go through lengthy court processes.However, worker comp is not given instantly. You’ll still have to prove your claims and the employer’s liability. One of the first steps in the process is the workers comp hearing, and this article will...Continue Reading...
A serious work injury should be covered by your workers comp benefits. But that doesn’t mean it’s always a smooth path from injury to recovery. You may have trouble getting the funds you need which can make recovery impossible. When there are obstacles in your way, reach out for a workers compensation law firm to guide you. Below are some of the roadblocks you may face with your work comp claim and how we can help. Lack of Evidence In some cases, you may have received a denial letter because there simply wasn’t...Continue Reading...
When you're hurt on the job, recovering from your injuries may require workers comp benefits. But what if you weren't injured? Your suffering may not have been so clear-cut. You may have been diagnosed with a serious illness, and now, your health has been damaged by your workplace.But suing for a work-related illness can be tough, and acting without a Richmond work comp attorney can hurt your chances at compensation. Because of this, you may need to speak with your lawyer about your claim and how to get the benefits you're...Continue Reading...
Even the average day on the job can take a dangerous turn. One moment, everything is going fine. The next, you’ve been hurt, and you need help to recover from your injuries. Unfortunately, you may have trouble with your workers comp claim. If you’re struggling to get the coverage you need following a serious work injury in Virginia, check out these tips for pursuing your case. It’s easy to make mistakes that impact your claim, but taking these steps can help you get the compensation you’re due. Get Medical Attention...Continue Reading...
When you’re hurt in a work accident, it shouldn’t be difficult to get covered for your losses. Your employer may be required to cover you, and the process should be as quick and painless as possible. But you may find yourself running into roadblocks in your workers comp claim. When this happens, you may need some help avoiding these roadblocks and overcoming them when you’re hurt. Here are some common obstacles for injured Indiana workers and what you can do about them. Employer Disputes When a work accident happens,...Continue Reading...
When you think of workers comp benefits, you may think of traumatic injuries, heavy machinery, and the loss of use of body parts. Workers comp benefits do often cover these types of traumatic injuries. But what about work illnesses? Luckily, your workers comp also covers many work illnesses you may suffer on the job. If you’re sick and believe it’s because of your employment, you may have grounds for workers compensation. Talk to a work comp lawyer if you’ve suffered any of the following illnesses, among others. MesotheliomaIn...Continue Reading...
Suffering from a work injury in Iowa can leave you in physical and financial distress. If your job depends on your physical well-being, you may not be able to return to work for a significant period after your injury occurs. If you filed for and are awarded workers compensation benefits, you’ll receive up to 80 percent of your lost wages while you’re on leave, but there’s no guarantee that you’ll keep your job.Although your employer can’t fire you for filing a workers comp claim, there’s still a possibility of...Continue Reading...
