Mar 6, 2025 | Employment Concerns, WC & Other Laws
Updated: 5/18/26 Yes, you can legally move to another state while on a Colorado workers’ compensation claim, but doing so drastically complicates your medical care and financial benefits. Here is exactly what you need to know and the traps you must avoid before you...
Oct 24, 2024 | Employment Concerns, WC & Other Laws
Can you sue your employer for a work injury? – In general, if your employer has Workers’ Compensation insurance you can’t sue them. This is because the system covers all on-the-job injuries even if the employee was at fault. Additionally, the employers get...
Oct 17, 2024 | Employment Concerns
Can I be fired while on Workers’ Compensation? – You can be fired after a work injury, but there are a lot of limitations depending on why your employer wants to fire you. I can no longer do my job Just like if you would want to leave your job if your boss...
Mar 21, 2024 | Employment Concerns, WC & Other Laws
We’ve been talking about what happens if you get injured on the job in Colorado and you find out your employer doesn’t carry Workers’ Compensation Insurance. What are your options? What is the Colorado Uninsured Employers Fund (CUE) and is it worth...
Mar 15, 2024 | Employment Concerns, WC & Other Laws
Updated June 26, 2026 Imagine getting hurt at work, only to find out your insurance company is blaming you for the accident. Let’s be honest, insurance companies aren’t always in the business of helping you heal; they’re in the business of protecting their bottom...
Nov 20, 2023 | Employment Concerns
Getting cleared to go back to work after a job injury should feel like good news, but if you’re still in pain or can’t perform your regular duties, it usually brings a wave of anxiety. Knowing what “released back to work” actually means under Colorado...
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