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Work Injury Lawyers
A workplace injury can mean medical bills, lost wages, and pressure to return before you are ready. Workers' compensation covers many on-the-job injuries regardless of fault — and in some cases a separate claim against a third party is also possible. The attorneys below help injured workers protect their benefits and their jobs.
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Common questions
What should I do right after a work injury?
Report it to your supervisor in writing immediately, get medical care, and keep copies of everything. Delays in reporting can jeopardize benefits.
Can I be fired for filing a workers' comp claim?
Retaliation for filing a claim is illegal in most states. If you are punished or fired after reporting an injury, talk to an attorney promptly.
What does workers' comp cover?
Usually medical treatment and a portion of lost wages. It generally does not cover pain and suffering — which is why third-party claims matter when they exist.
Do I need an attorney for workers' comp?
Not always, but when benefits are denied, delayed, or cut off — or when a third party shares blame — an attorney usually pays for themselves.