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What to do If Work Comp is not paying your Medical Bills

The Illinois Workers’ Compensation law requires the insurance company to pay all your medical bills related to your injury.

Check with your doctors right away to make sure that all your bills are being paid.

You do not want bills to go into collections, or have your doctors sue you for unpaid bills, or result in a bad credit report.

You need to contact an Illinois Workers’ Compensation Attorney right away to get your bills paid.

The lawyer is not paid until the case is over. This enables you to get your medical bills paid without paying any upfront money to a lawyer.

Questions about your Work Comp case? Feel free to contact Illinois Work Comp Attorney Dirk May at 309-827-4371.

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Road work is very dangerous work. Illinois Work Law protects injured workers and pays for your injuries.

Injured on the job? Contact us to help you.

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Tragic loss of life.

There will be civil lawsuits and Illinois Workers’ Compensation claims regarding deaths and injuries from this tornado.

In Illinois if you are injured on the job you are entitled to a settlement when you have completed your medical treatment.

The insurance company is responsible for paying you the settlement money.

Payment is not automatic.

This means if the insurance company has not paid you the money you should contact an Illinois Workers’ Compensation Lawyer right away.

The lawyer is not paid until you recover your money.

The settlement is based on the type of injury you suffered and the medical treatment you needed.

A Work Comp Attorney will help you get a fair settlement from the insurance company and make sure your medical bills are paid.

Questions about your case? Feel free to contact Illinois Workers’ Compensation Attorney Dirk May at 309-827-4371.

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Be careful out there.

Firefighters in Illinois are entitled to full Workers’ Compensation benefits.

Off work pay, medical bills, and settlement payments.