What can I do if my workers’ comp case was denied and my medical bills are piling up?

The thought of your workers’ comp case being denied can lead to a feeling of dismay.  Though there may be no immediate recourse, there are options available for you depending upon the details of your claim. Your attorney may be able to argue the denial and file a request for hearing on your behalf.

If you think you’re being watched, you probably are!

If you have a work injury and file a workers’ compensation claim, expect that a private investigator may be watching you at any time. Insurance adjusters quite possibly fantasize about catching you snow skiing when you have an ankle injury or lifting your child when you have a back injury.

I’m receiving weekly checks in my workers’ comp case, so do I really need an attorney?

Unless you just enjoy being provided the basic minimum you may be entitled to, then “yes” you still need an attorney! In a compensable workers’ compensation case, the insurance company is obligated to meet certain basic requirements like paying your checks and medical bills and it is not doing you a personal favor.

Be Careful! You Could Be Messing Up Your Workers’ Comp Case

Tips to Avoid Costly Mistakes and Protect Your Benefits

We get it, your weekly workers’ comp checks are coming in, your medical care is being covered, and your employer seems...decent enough. It might feel like you’ve got everything under control.