Workers’ Comp or Lawsuit? 3 Considerations When you get injured at work, one of your first thoughts may be to file for workers’ compensation. Workers’ comp can cover lost wages while you are unable to work. But you may have other options. In addition to workers’ comp, you may be able to file a personal…
Can You Get Workers’ Comp for Depression? When you think of workplace injuries, you probably think of visible wounds like a broken leg, lacerations, or burns. You may not consider that mental health injuries and conditions apply as well. Seeking workers’ compensation for depression and other mental health conditions isn’t always easy, though. What evidence…
Denied Workers’ Comp? 5 First Steps to Appeal When you’re injured at work, you expect workers’ compensation to cover your medical expenses and lost wages. Sometimes, however, the insurance company denies your claim.If you’re denied workers’ comp, the insurance company may have a legitimate reason. Maybe you didn’t report the incident within the given time…
Most people understand the basics of workers’ compensation: if a worker gets hurt on the job, their employer is responsible for providing workers’ compensation insurance to cover any costs related to the injury. However, workers’ compensation is slightly more complex. Here are 5 things you need to know about workers’ compensation insurance and its system:…