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Useful Workers Compensation Information
Workers Compensation
If you've been injured on the job, workers' compensation laws may entitle you to certain benefits.
These benefits can include payment of medical bills and future care, compensation while you're unable to work, vocational rehabilitation or retraining, permanent partial disability benefits, or total disability.
In most cases involving any serious on-the-job injury or disability, speaking with a workers' compensation attorney is HIGHLY recommended.
Your employer's workers' compensation insurance is responsible for paying these benefits (unless your employer is self-insured).
The types of injuries that fall under workers' compensation may include:
- Traumatic physical injuries
- Cumulative (repetitive) trauma injuries
- Mental injuries
- Occupational diseases
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