When you begin the process of filing for worker’s compensation a whole slew of questions comes into play most injured parties do not become aware of until it’s too late. For instance, your Chillicothe injury lawyer will point out to you that the doctors assigned your case through your employment’s insurance company seem very determined to get you up and on your feet within 6 weeks for most medical issues.
In light of the high level of pain you are in, one can’t help but ask themselves why is everyone in such a rush to get me through “the system” and back on my feet? The answer lies in the fact that insurance companies’ lawyers are very much NOT working for you. They are hired with one goal in mind: to reduce unnecessary medical expenses and save your company money at your expense.
Michael Warren is a Chillicothe injury lawyer who can instruct you on confusing concepts such as the difference between worker’s compensation vs. state disability. Did you know that even though you can not receive worker’s compensation and disability at the same time (and you will be denied if you apply for disability while on worker’s compensation) it is STILL advisable to apply for disability? The reason being is so that you are ahead of the game, and by keeping the state disability rejection letter at some point when your employer’s decide to take you off worker’s compensation benefits you will then be immediately eligible for state disability using your previous rejection letter as proof of your case.
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