When an employee is injured on the job, they are entitled to receive workers’ compensation benefits, which include a fixed weekly wage and medical care and rehabilitation treatment. Often times, however, legitimate workers’ compensation claims are denied, leaving the employee struggling to pay for their medical bills while being unable to work due to their injuries. If you were denied workers’ compensation benefits, our workplace accident attorneys can fight to ensure you receive the benefits you deserve. Contact us today through our free case review form to find out if we can assist with your work injury case.
There are a number of reasons why a workers’ compensation claim can be denied. For instance, if the employee was engaged in willful misconduct, they may not be eligible for benefits. Additionally, if the accident occurred when the employee was leaving work, the employee may have their workers’ compensation claim denied. Workers’ compensation claims can also be denied because the insurance company believes that:
Regardless of the reason, most workers’ compensation claims are denied because the employee failed to effectively present the facts. As experienced accident and injury attorneys, our workers’ compensation lawyers understand how to develop and present a strong case on behalf of injured individuals to ensure they are fully compensated. If you were injured at work, our Atlanta workers’ compensation lawyers will work hard to ensure you receive the benefits you deserve. Contact us today for a no-cost, no-obligation review of your claim.
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