Frequently Asked Questions
What are Workers' Compensation Benefits?
Some Workers’ Compensation BENEFITS: Medical care, Temporary disability benefits (up to $5,630.86 per month), Permanent disability benefits, Supplemental job displacement benefits (up to $11,000 in retraining benefits) and Death benefits.
Why should I get my own attorney for my work injury?
There are many sides when it comes to an injured worker including your employer, your employer's work injury attorney, medical providers and most importantly - YOU. The only representation you really have is yourself if you don't hire your own attorney. You have the legal right to obtain your own Workers' Compensation attorney to ensure your best interests are being represented. Take advantage of your legal right.
What should I do if I am injured on the job?
Following your work place injury protocol is important. Notify your supervisor, Seek medical care and Fill out your employer's Workers' Compensation official injury report paperwork. After any work injury, it might be in your best interest to consult with a Workers' Compensation attorney to determine if you have a claim.
Can I get fired for reporting a work related injury?
Your employee is not allowed to fire you if you have been injured on the job and filed a Workers' Compensation claim.
What is it going to cost?
We offer a free consultation to determine if you have a potential Workers' Compensation case. We do not charge a fee if no Workers' Compensation benefits are awarded.
Have more questions?
Call the Injury & Disability Law Center today @ 951-244-1776 to learn more.