Month: September 2019
Workers’ Compensation Claim Denial
If the workers’ comp insurance company makes a decision to deny your claim, you have the option of appealing the workers’ compensation claim denial directly to the DIA by filing a claim. Read this article to learn about the steps in appealing a denied claim. Contact...
Seeking Medical Attention
Seeking medical attention after a workplace injury is the most important step you must take. Obviously, it is extremely beneficial for your health, but it is also the foundations of a solid workers’ comp claim. Your employer’s workers’ comp insurance carrier will be...
Calculating Workers’ Compensation Benefits
If you have been injured on a job site in Massachusetts, you are eligible to receive workers’ compensation. Every employer is required to carry workers’ comp insurance, but that does not necessarily mean you will receive the full benefits you may be entitled to. This...
Firing an Employee
One of the more common questions that is asked regarding workers’ compensation is whether firing an employee for getting injured on the job is allowed. Unfortunately, in Massachusetts, there are no laws in place that prevent an employer from doing this. If you have...
Common Pre-Existing Conditions
Common Pre-Existing Conditions There are many common pre-existing conditions that can be exacerbated by the requirements of your job. Minor ailments can turn into major injuries over time, especially if your work requires constant repetitive motion. If you are...