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Washington Workers Compensation Attorneys Nobody goes to work thinking, “This is the day I get hurt on the job.” Unfortunately, for many employees in the state of Washington, the day does indeed arrive when something unexpected happens that – temporarily, at least – puts an end to your ability to earn a living. It could be…
[Continue reading] An Introduction to Washington Workers’ Compensation
There are many reasons why a workers’ compensation claim may be denied. Keep in mind that employers and/or insurance companies are often reluctant to admit an employee’s claim, as it means they will lose money. Here are some of the reasons a claim is often denied: Deadline Has Passed In many cases, workers’ compensation is…
One of the most important things we advise anyone to do in the event of a car accident is to get the name and contact information of any witnesses that can be found. Of course, it goes without saying that getting first aid if needed and reporting the accident to the police are essential steps,…
[Continue reading] Car Accident and Witness Statements: Why They Are Important
Washington Workers Compensation Law: What you Need to Know You can think of Washington Workers’ Compensation claims in as a journey marked by time-based milestones. These take the form of necessary steps that as an injured or ill employee you must take: notifying your employer of what happened to you, going through diagnostic medical examinations,…
[Continue reading] Washington Workers’ Compensation Law and Statutes of Limitations
If you are injured on the job, come down with an illness through being exposed to chemicals at work, or develop a work-related trauma over time, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation. This means receiving, through your employer’s insurance, benefits for weekly compensation and permanent impairment, payment for medical treatment related to the injury…
Workers’ compensation insurance can be invaluable to employees injured on the job. It can help pay medical bills related to workplace injuries, and even provide some wage compensation for those unable to work full-time. Washington state employers are required to provide this benefit by purchasing coverage through the Department of Labor and Industries. When employees…
[Continue reading] Can I get Fired for Filing a Workers Compensation Claim?
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