Injured on the job or denied benefits. Tell us what happened and we will help connect you with an independent attorney who handles workers' compensation matters in your area.
Get My Free Case ReviewWorkers' comp should cover medical care and part of your lost wages after a job injury, but claims are often disputed, underpaid, or denied. A workers' compensation attorney can appeal denials, contest low disability ratings, and identify third party claims the comp system does not cover.
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Retaliating against an employee for filing a comp claim is illegal in every state. If it happens, you may have an additional claim against the employer.
Denials are common and appealable. Strict appeal deadlines apply, so contact an attorney quickly. Many comp attorneys charge fees only out of benefits they recover, subject to state caps.
Usually workers' comp is the exclusive remedy against your employer, but you may be able to sue negligent third parties, such as equipment makers or subcontractors, in addition to your comp claim.
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