Jun 2, 2022 | How Claims are Handled, Videos
We Track your Money (EVERY PENNY) in a Workers’ Comp Claim – One of the big differences between Workers’ Compensation cases and personal injury cases or other kinds of lawsuits is that in those cases there’s only one check, nothing gets paid until the very...
Sep 27, 2021 | How Claims are Handled
Final Admissions! Things That Happen at MMI – We are wrapping up our series about what happens when you reach MMI (Maximum Medical Improvement). We’ve talked about what happens when you’ve been given restrictions, an impairment rating, and when you...
Apr 8, 2021 | How Claims are Handled
Many injured workers find themselves going to a workers comp settlement conference and can find the whole process intimidating. Workers Comp Settlement Conference – Will you have to testify? What will the Judge do or order? Don’t worry! With an experienced...
Jan 24, 2020 | How Claims are Handled
If you are injured on the job in Colorado, the most underrecognized, underperceived piece of paper you receive is the final admission of liability. A final admission of liability is used by an insurance carrier to close a workers’ compensation case. The insurance...
Aug 29, 2019 | How Claims are Handled
To help our clients avoid problems rather than try to repair any damage later on down the road, Margaret, a former adjuster, shares the issues that are “red flags” from an adjuster’s point of view. Red Flags Adjusters Look for in Workers Comp Claims Late Reporting –...
Jun 18, 2019 | How Claims are Handled
Today’s topic is litigation and what that means. We have a lot of clients who come into our office with various issues and some need to be “litigated.” A lot of people don’t necessarily know what that means so today is a discussion, a brief...
What can shut down your Colorado work injury wage loss benefits?
Are You Covered Under Workers’ Compensation When Injured Off-the-Clock?
Understanding Unemployment & Workers’ Compensation In Colorado
Is medical malpractice covered by Workers’ Compensation?
We Track your Money (EVERY PENNY) in a Workers’ Comp Claim