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Workers Compensation
Watch for this Work Comp Scam
Some insurance companies are taking advantage of injured workers.
The companies believe that people injured on the job are unaware of the Illinois Workers’ Compensation laws and the benefits available as a result.
Illinois workers injured at work are entitled to payment of medical bills, off work pay, and a settlement at the end of the case.
If you have not been paid any of these benefits you should contact an Illinois Work Comp lawyer immediately.
A lawyer is not paid any fees until money is recovered for you.
Do not let a Workers’ Compensation insurance company take any money from you if you are injured on the job.
If you have not been paid your settlement money, feel free to contact Illinois Work Comp Lawyer Dirk May at 309-827-4371.
Injured While Driving for Work?
Some important facts regarding Illinois work injuries while driving.
It does not matter whether you are on the work property while driving.
You must be driving for the purposes of your job.
If you are a traveling employee sometimes you may be entitled to benefits even if you are off the clock.
It doesn’t matter if the accident is your fault or not. Illinois Workers’ Compensation law provides that you are still entitled to benefits.
The benefits include medical treatment, off work pay, and a settlement once your treatment is completed.
You may also be able to seek benefits from the at fault driver’s auto insurance.
These factors are complicated so you should consult an Illinois Work Comp Attorney to discuss.
There are no attorney fees in these type of cases until your case is completed.
Questions about your Work Injury case? Feel free to contact Illinois Work Comp Attorney Dirk May at 309-827-4371.
Tripping and Falling at Work
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In Illinois work place falls are compensable even if they are your fault.
Illinois Work Comp Tip
Workers’ Compensation Insurance companies are looking for ways to deny your claim.
Do not make it easy for them.
When you are hurt at work make sure to go to the doctor as soon as possible and explain how it happened at work.
Some people want to tough it out, but this only makes it difficult for you in the long run.
If you are not seriously injured the doctor will examine you and return you to work.
If you are injured the doctor will document it and set up a treatment plan for you.
Going to the doctor quickly after your work injury prevents the insurance company from disputing your Work Comp claim and keeps your medical benefits and off work pay going.
Remember an Illinois Workers’ Compensation lawyer is not paid until you get money at the end of your case.
Questions? Feel free to contact Illinois Work Comp Attorney Dirk May at 309-827-4371.