If your doctor releases you from medical treatment, but you’re still having problems, you can get a second opinion, under the Illinois workers’ Compensation Act. Please contact us if you have further questions.
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If your doctor releases you from medical treatment, but you’re still having problems, you can get a second opinion, under the Illinois workers’ Compensation Act. Please contact us if you have further questions.
Some people believe that after an accident that you have to settle a claim, right away, you actually have a period of time to do so depending upon the type of accident and the state that you’re in before you decide to settle a claim, please contact JAK law firm. We can help you
One of the questions that were asked is, “What should I do after being involved in an automobile accident? One is to get the names of any witnesses that may Witte accident to get the name of the person that hit you three simply take out your cell phone and take photographs of the
Workers’ compensation provides much needed relief for workers who are hurt on the job, while also providing benefits to employers. However, after an employee starts receiving their benefits, they often wonder if they have to report them on their taxes. In most cases, the answer is no, but there are some exceptions. If you have
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WORKERS’ COMPENSATION UPDATE
If you have contracted COVID-19 as part of your work environment, please contact us and we can discuss if your condition falls under the Workers’ Compensation Act. If we can prove that you contracted your virus as part of your work environment, you would be entitled to compensation that would include payment of all medical expenses; lost time benefits while you recovery; and a settlement for any ongoing problems after you recover.
Please note that in Illinois, first responders and essential employees are presumed to have contracted COVID-19 at work. Missouri recognizes that same presumption but limits it to first responders. Regardless, if believe that you contracted COVID-19 at work, please contact us immediately so that we can inform you of your rights under the Workers’ Compensation Act.