6 Tips To MAXIMIZE Your Workers Comp Claim!

Today I'm sharing 6 tips to maximize your workers comp claim from my 17 years of experience as a New York workers comp lawyer. These include regularly seeing your doctor and filing medical reports to maintain benefits, attending Independent Medical Exams (IMEs) set up by your insurance company, disclosing previous injuries and claims to the doctors and judge, keeping copies of your paystubs and tax returns, returning to work as early possible, and getting an attorney who understands workers compensation law. Don't leave your treatment and benefits to chance, arm yourself with knowledge and get the compensation you're entitled to!

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0:00 6 Tips To MAXIMIZE Your Workers Comp Claim!
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3:33 Tip 4
4:17 Tip 5
5:12 Tip 6

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[ModestGamer]

If I already have a workers comp lawyer, can I switch to another lawyer if I’m not confident in the one currently representing me?

[ARE]

Well I had hip replacement surgery and a blood clot so I have no clue when I can return blood clot has to go away first

[melindahernandez]

I have a perm/partial disability award for over 40 years. It's the same medicine for 40 years. Recently my W.C. doctor out of the blue DROPPED ME. I called for an appointment and the told me he can't see me without a new referral!
The insurance company sent me a request for the doctor latest update. Since I couldn't get an appointment with my doc I couldn't get the info sent back to them. They sent me a second notice, threatening not to pay for medicines if they don't get a report back from the doctor. Can the insurance company do this? I'm looking for another doctor but haven't found one yet.

[tuafonotiatia]

I had gotten injured in two different occasions. I only requested medical treatment but no worker’s compensation lawsuit. However, I was sent back to work by their(insurance) doctors. Since resent injury I filed workers compensation on both injuries. Now insurance denied claim and I am unable to get continual medical treatment for first injury. I fear that my first injury is getting worse by the day. What should I do?

[wyatt]

I’d like to know if my employer will know the amount of my settlement. And could that knowledge be used negatively against me? I know they shouldn’t, but I’d just like to know if they are informed about my settlement. I’m not expecting a large amount, maybe few thousand, if that. But will that settlement affect their policy premiums? Thx

[saquanjohnson]

I'm in the hospital now got hurt at work I need a lawyer

[nellie...]

My son needs a recontruction knee surgery, the insurance is going to be appealed.

[MMAGUY]

I already had cervical disc replacement. I’m still in pain, so I’m going back for another cervical disc replacement, and I gotta get lower back surgery. I am in 24 hours pain I applied for Social Security do you think you would be able to get me 100% disabled permanently how can I do any job when the pain does not stop 24 hours a day I have nerve pain I know it’s hard to get 100% disabled but do you think you can be able to help me on the injuries I have if so I will call you. I have a Workmen’s Compensation case. This happened at work when I was in an accident.

[AG-mmwn]

I have permanent damage from brain injury and made 300k a year prior my injury. My attorneys have been negotiating for about a year & insurance finally cut off medical treatment even after IMEs agreed with my doctors. What’s up with this?