A Guide to Workers’ Comp Permanency Hearings in Colorado
When you suffer a work injury in Colorado and complete all your medical treatment, your doctors will issue medical opinions that determine your permanent disability benefits. These opinions include your Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI) date and...
Vocational Rehabilitation After a Work Injury in Colorado
If you’ve been injured at work in Colorado and can’t return to your previous job, you may be wondering if you can receive vocational rehabilitation help retraining or finding new employment. Theoretically, the answer is yes. Colorado law allows vocational...
Your Rights to Lost Wages Explained for a Work Injury
When you’re injured on the job, one of the biggest concerns you may face is how to cover your lost wages. If you can’t work because of your injury, Colorado’s workers’ compensation system provides benefits to replace part of your income. Understanding how these...What Can Reduce Your Work Comp Benefits in Colorado?
What Can Reduce Your Work Comp Benefits in Colorado? – Your non-medical benefits can be affected if a claim is made by the employer and the insurance carrier, where there was intoxication involved with the accident. They can just claim it without going to court...Getting Medical Bills After a Work Injury?
Getting Medical Bills After a Work Injury? – Medical benefits are costly; typically, it’s the most expensive part of any Workers’ Compensation case. Can a provider bill me if I have Workers’ Compensation? When you receive medical care, Colorado providers have to...
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