Workers comp covers your medical bills and a portion of lost wages — but it's often denied, delayed, or underpaid. And in many cases, you may also have a third-party claim against an equipment manufacturer, contractor, or property owner that pays much more. We make sure you get every dollar you're owed.
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Insurance companies routinely deny valid claims hoping you'll give up. With a lawyer, denial reversal rates jump dramatically.
If a defective machine, negligent contractor, or unsafe property caused your injury, you can sue them on top of workers comp — for full damages including pain & suffering.
It typically pays only 2/3 of your wages and zero pain & suffering. A third-party claim covers the gap.
If your employer is pushing back, harassing you, or threatening termination, that's illegal and adds to your case.
No — retaliation for filing a workers comp claim is illegal in every state. If it happens, you have an additional claim against your employer.
You may not have workers comp, but you can sue for negligence — often for much more than comp would have paid.
Don't give up. Most denials are appealed successfully when an attorney gets involved. Call us — there's still time.
Notice usually within 30 days, formal filing within 1–2 years depending on your state. Sooner is always better.
The sooner you act, the stronger your case.