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What should I do if I am injured while on the job? You should notify your employer immediately of your injury. If you fail to notify your employer of your injury within a specific amount of time (30 days), you may lose your right to workers' compensation benefits. Who is responsible for paying my benefits? Your employer is required to carry workers' compensation insurance if it has (3) or more employees. All benefits for your job related injury will be handled through your employer's insurance carrier. What benefits are available to me if I am injured while on the job? Medical Benefits
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What should I do if my employers' insurance company calls me and wants to settle my claim? You should never attempt to settle your claim with an insurance company without first consulting an attorney. It is important to realize that once you settle a claim, the insurance company is no longer obligated to provide any more benefits (medical or income). It is in your best interest to have an attorney review your claim to make sure a potential settlement provides for all the benefits you are entitled and adequately provides for all potential future expenses. When will my claim be settled? Our law firm can you help you settle your claim, but only if the insurer is willing to settle. We cannot force an insurer to settle just as they cannot force you to settle. Get the Compensation You Deserve. |


