Should You Get A Workers' Comp Attorney?

After an injury on the job, should you get an attorney and when do you need an attorney? In this video, attorney Michael Burgis discusses why you should get a workers compensation attorney.

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DISCLAIMER - This video is for educational purposes only.
The video is a general overview and is based on the opinion of Mr. Burgis.
Every claim is distinct and the applicable law can vary from case to case and
is dependent on multiple factors including, the date of injury.
This video is in no way intended as legal advice.
This video does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Feel free to contact the Law Offices of Michael Burgis & Associates, P.C. for a FREE personalized case evaluation at [phone].

[bigdaddymex]

I went on yelp to look you guys up every other comment was a bad comment, and legitimate comments at that. Nope no thanks. back to the web to search a top work comp attorney

[luismarin]

I’m skeptical of my lawyer I signed my portion of a compromise and release settlement and apparently my attorney did as well. The defendants haven’t filed anything to workers comp judge and it’s been over 3 weeks since I signed. Apparently they are waiting on a letter from edd which is clearance or proof that I don’t have any liens that I owe. Which I don’t and never received any payments or unemployment as I never stopped working. Is that a real thing they need? That edd letter ?

[estebantable]

I can honestly smell the bs from that work place injury anecdote through my phone it was so bad 💩