Mar 12, 2025 | Compensability
In Colorado, a “seasonal worker” refers to an employee who is hired on a temporary basis to perform work that is typically tied to a specific season or time period. This type of employment is common in agriculture, tourism, and retail industries,...
Feb 24, 2025 | Compensability
We Track your Money In A Work Comp Claim – One of the big differences between Workers’ Compensation cases and personal injury cases or also other kinds of lawsuits is that in those cases there’s only one check, nothing gets paid until the very end with one check...
Dec 20, 2024 | Compensability
People who work less than 40 hours a week are generally considered part-time workers. People who work for a temporary period of time are seasonal workers, for example teachers, snow removers, construction workers, etc. People who work for temporary work agencies are...
Dec 18, 2024 | Compensability
What Happens If You Settle And Get Injured Again Later? – When you settle your claim, you give up your rights to collect more benefits for an injury to a particular body part that was injured in a particular accident on a particular day with a particular...
Oct 3, 2024 | Compensability
Medical Set Aside Account (MSA) – Part of your compensation for a work injury is medical care. With serious injuries, you might need medical care long into the future after settlement. So, we need to make sure the settlement includes potential future medical...
Jul 17, 2024 | Compensability
What Happens If You Die At Work? – Typically for an injury, including fatality, to be covered under Workers’ Compensation, you have to show 3 things. First, you have to show that you are in the course and scope of your employment, meaning you are engaged in an...
