Max Out Workers' Compensation Benefits For Pre-Existing Conditions

Do you have a pre-existing condition and worry that it might affect your workers' compensation claim? Don't be discouraged! In this video, we break down how medical treatment, temporary disability, job retraining, and future medical care benefits cannot be apportioned if a workplace injury makes a pre-existing condition worse. The only benefit that can be apportioned is permanent disability.

Many people hesitate to file claims due to pre-existing conditions, but it's essential to understand your rights and entitlements. By seeking attorney advice, you can confidently pursue the workers' compensation benefits you deserve. Don't let your pre-existing condition deter you from getting the support and compensation you're entitled to. Watch now to learn more and empower yourself with knowledge.

[marissabergado]

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[Jimmy-ht]

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[sirkeyerwhite]

I'm in AL and the adjuster is telling me my MRI shows pretty existing injury and they are only responsible for the aggravated portion. I'm a truck driver and was told to go back to work immediately but don't feel safe on my job. What should I do