Jan 28, 2025 | Claims Process, WC & Other Laws
Understanding a Final Admission of Liability – When injured workers contact our office, the number one thing we’re most concerned about is whether or not they’ve received a final admission of liability. What is the final admission of liability? The final...
Dec 18, 2024 | Claims Process
Don’t Let the Clock Run Out on Your Work Injury Claim – We commonly receive calls from clients when it’s already too late to help them because their case is already closed, and they don’t even know it’s closed. They say they didn’t sign anything or get a...
Sep 19, 2024 | Claims Process
Updated 7/24/2026 Hearing that your Colorado workers’ compensation claim is “closed” can be alarming. Many injured workers assume it means they can no longer receive medical treatment or benefits. In reality, that isn’t always true. Depending...
Jul 24, 2024 | Claims Process
Advice on How to Testify -If you’re involved in a lawsuit, one of the procedures you will be involved in is a deposition, which is a question-and-answer session between you and the opposing attorney. Even though it might appear to be somewhat informal, it’s anything...
Jul 1, 2024 | Claims Process, WC & Other Laws
The Most Costly & Fatal Work Injuries – The division of Workers’ Compensation in Colorado creates a massive report on work injuries with all kinds of statistics on claims annually. In this blog, we talk about the statistics shown for the year 2013 for work...
Mar 14, 2024 | Claims Process, WC & Other Laws
Impairment Rating – When someone’s injured at work their injuries result, more often than not, in either a physical or emotional impairment. When someone gets placed at maximum medical improvement the insurance doctor assigns a rating between zero and one...
