Bloomington Illinois Work Comp Lawyer

Has the insurance company told you that Illinois law does not cover your work injury?

Make sure that you check with an Illinois Workers’ Compensation lawyer first.

A recent case from an Illinois Court rules that many work accidents previously believed not compensable are covered through the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Act.

Insurance companies do not want you to know about this case.

Make sure to contact an Illinois Work Comp attorney to review your case.

This can make a big difference in whether you are able to get your medical bills paid, time off work paid and get a settlement paid to you.

An Illinois Work Injury lawyer only gets paid if you win your case.

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

If the Workers’ Compensation insurance company denies your Illinois Work injury claim do not give up.

Denying claims saves insurance companies big bucks.

Make sure to get a second opinion to protect your interests.

It does not cost any money to speak with an Illinois Workers’ Compensation lawyer. Illinois lawyers are only paid if they recover money for you.

An Illinois Work Comp Attorney can explain the law to you and what you need to do next to obtain medical benefits, off work pay, and a settlement.

Questions? Call Illinois Work Comp Attorney Dirk May at 309-827-4371.

Be careful on the job this winter.

Plenty of danger with icy conditions, snow, and cold weather.

On the job falls, over exertion, heart attacks, frost bite.

In Illinois, if the conditions on the job contribute to the injury then it is a Workers’ Compensation injury.

You are entitled to medical bills paid, off work pay, and a settlement for the injury itself.

Make sure to contact an Illinois Work Comp lawyer if you are injured on the job.

Feel free to contact Illinois Workers’ Compensation Attorney at 309-827-4371.

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Following safety rules is a life and death issue.

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In Illinois the Security Guard is able to file for Workers’ Compensation benefits. You must prove your damages. In this type of case there may be no long term damages. In the event the guard contracted HIV or hepatitis C or some type of disease this would be long term damage. Even without long term damage the guard will be entitled to related medical treatment and maybe a small settlement.