Colorado Workers’ Compensation Attorneys
Who FIGHT for You!
Colorado Work Injury Lawyers
What is Workers’ Compensation?
Workers’ compensation is an employer-paid insurance system that provides benefits to employees injured on the job, including medical treatment and lost wages. In Colorado, the process can be complex, which is why injured workers often need clear guidance to protect their rights and pursue the full benefits available under the law.
At Kaplan Morrell Attorneys at Law, we understand the challenges you’re up against. Our dedicated team of workers’ compensation attorneys is here to fight for your rights and ensure you receive the maximum compensation you deserve.
We represent professionals and are experienced in handling the unique complexities of workplace injuries. Explore our specialized service areas below to learn more about how we can help you.
Essential Workers
First Responders
Professional Athletes
How We Help
Help You Understand Your Rights
We’ll clearly explain your rights under Colorado law and ensure you understand how the claims process works.
File Your Claim
We’ll help gather the necessary documentation, complete the required forms, and submit your claim to the Colorado Division of Workers’ Compensation (DOWC) within all applicable deadlines.
Communicate With Insurance Companies
Our team handles all communication with the insurance carrier, protecting your rights and advocating for the full benefits you’re entitled to.
Manage Medical Records
We assist in obtaining and organizing your medical records to ensure they fully reflect the extent of your injury and support your claim.
Maximize Your Benefits
We negotiate assertively with insurers to help secure the compensation you deserve for medical costs, lost wages, and other damages.
Appeal Denied Claims
If your claim is denied, we’ll represent you throughout the appeals process, presenting strong arguments to help reverse the decision.
Appealing Denied Claims
Review Settlement Offers
Before you accept any settlement, we’ll review the offer carefully to ensure it provides fair and adequate compensation for your injuries and future care needs.
We Fight to Maximize Your Workers’ Compensation Benefits in Colorado
Temporary partial disability (TPD)
Temporary total disability (TTD)
Permanent partial disability (PPD)
Vocational rehabilitation
Death benefits
When you are first recovering, you can receive disability payments that amount to two-thirds of your average weekly wage, paid every two weeks. The duration and amount depend on whether you are temporarily or permanently disabled or partially or totally disabled. All your medical expenses will be covered when you have approval, and your workers’ compensation lawyer in Colorado can help you obtain the documents you need.
During your initial recovery, you will receive temporary disability, either partial (if you can do some work while healing) or total (if you can do no work). After you have reached Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI), your doctor will issue a rating that determines whether you are eligible for permanent benefits. For example, if you can do light-duty work, you may get permanent partial disability. Still, if you cannot perform any work in any job, you are eligible for permanent total disability.
Colorado Law Office Locations
Serving Clients Across Colorado: Denver, Greeley, Loveland & Beyond
Reaching Kaplan Morrell Attorneys at Law is easy on your terms. Visit any of our Colorado law offices, or meet with us remotely by video call. We offer quick, confidential consultations via Zoom, Skype, WhatsApp, FaceTime, Google Meet, and more, using whatever device is most convenient for you. We speak Spanish (Hablamos Español).
Greeley
6801 W 20th St
Unit 201
Greeley, CO 80634-9640
970-356-9898
Denver
2373 Central Park Blvd
Unit 100
Denver, CO 80238
303-780-7329
Loveland
903 Cleveland Ave
Ste A
Loveland, CO 80537
970-356-9898
Kaplan Morrell is here to protect your rights after being injured at work
The process of a successful workers’ compensation claim starts as soon as you are hurt on the job. Although you are injured, there are actions you can take right away that will strengthen your claim so you get the full benefits you deserve. Kaplan Morrell advises following these recommendations:
Report your injury
You should verbally tell your manager about your injury right away. You must also provide written notification within ten days of being hurt to be eligible for workers’ comp. Tell your supervisor about your injury immediately.
Seek medical attention
Serious injuries may require emergency transport to a hospital. With less severe conditions, you should make an appointment with a designated physician to assess and establish a record of your work injury.
Hire a workers’ compensation attorney in Colorado
A lawyer will advise you on best practices for maximizing your compensation and can guide you if your benefits are reduced or denied.
Keep medical appointments
Your benefits can be stopped or reduced if you fail to make the effort to heal. Go to every doctor’s appointment and follow the physician’s instructions closely.
Workers’ compensation insurance companies are like any other insurance provider. They want to verify that you are using your benefits to get better and will watch for ways they can use to reduce or deny your payments. Our team will help you avoid these pitfalls so you maintain your benefits.
Frequently asked questions about workers’ compensation in Colorado
Visit these links for answers to frequently asked questions your workers’ compensation attorney in Colorado gets from clients.
Identifying potential benefits
You could be eligible for various benefits depending on your injury and treatment details. Our team will explain each one and help you apply for them.