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Workers shocked while working on gutters.
Injuries such as these are covered under Illinois Workers’ law and result in settlement payments.
Contact us if you have been injured on the job.
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Workers shocked while working on gutters.
Injuries such as these are covered under Illinois Workers’ law and result in settlement payments.
Contact us if you have been injured on the job.
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Not good news for Bloomington-Normal area.
Supply chain issues strike again.
In Illinois, if you have a pre-existing condition and it becomes worse after a work injury the insurance company must pay for it.
For instance, if you had a bad back and your work injury makes it worse so that you need a surgery then Work Comp should pay for your medical bills, time off work, and a settlement when you have completed treatment.
Sometimes the insurance company will attempt to deny your claim because of some back treatment you had before the date of your work injury.
You should contact an Illinois Workers’ Compensation Attorney right away if this happens to protect your rights pursuant to the law.
In Illinois there are no attorney fees due until you recover money.
Protect yourself against the insurance company and its lawyers.
Questions about your work injury? Feel free to contact Illinois Work Comp Attorney Dirk May at 309-827-4371.
In Illinois you should receive an Illinois Workers’ Compensation settlement offer after you have completed your medical treatment.
If you do not receive an offer, then contact an Illinois Work Comp Lawyer to find out what has happened.
You do not have to pay any attorney fees until you have recovered money on your work accident claim.
Work Comp attorney fees are limited to 20 percent in Illinois.
Questions about your case? Feel free to contact Illinois Work Comp Attorney Dirk May at 309-827-4371.
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The family of worker who dies on the job may have several claims.
This includes an Illinois Workers’ Compensation claim, a negligence action against contractors who might have created a dangerous job site, and an OSHA claim.
Contact to assist you with your Work place injury.