What Does ‘Causation’ Mean In Work Injuries?
What Does ‘Causation’ Mean In Work Injuries? Even if you were injured at work, you still have to prove that you got hurt because of work.
Is medical malpractice covered by Workers’ Compensation?
Is medical malpractice covered by Workers’ Compensation? – If you’re injured on the job, it could happen that your treatment is delayed or not provided in a timely or quality basis, and that might result not only in needless extended pain, but in...
Workers Comp: STD & LTD
Workers Comp: STD & LTD – Some injured workers have personal short-term or long-term disability policies (or both). Today we’re going to be answering when and if you should try to get wage loss under Workers’ Compensation AND access your short or long-term...
Why Do I Have to Sign Releases for My Workers’ Compensation Claim?
If you’ve been injured on the job in Colorado and are filing for workers’ compensation benefits, chances are you’ve been asked to sign a release—giving the insurance company permission to access your past medical and employment records. Many injured workers ask us:...
What Should I Wear to my Court Hearing For Workers Compensation?
Not every Colorado work injury ends up at a court hearing, but when they do, it’s natural to wonder what to wear. Clearly a level of professionalism is required but how professional should you dress? What Should I Wear to my Court Hearing For Workers Compensation?...
Should I Apply for Unemployment if I’ve Been Injured on the Job?
Should I Apply for Unemployment if I’ve Been Injured on the Job – We wanted to take an opportunity to address a timely topic, which is if you’ve been injured on the job, should you apply for unemployment? Unsurprisingly, it’s a bit complicated, so dive...
