Elizabethtown Personal Injury Lawyer
Were you injured on the job? You are most likely eligible for workers' compensation benefits. However, you may need the help of an attorney to get the benefits you are entitled to. If your workers' compensation claim was denied, I can help you reapply and increase your chances of obtaining benefits.
I have 35 years of experience with workers' comp claims, and I serve on the board of a workers' comp educational organization, CompEd, Inc. I understand that the process can be frustrating. In addition to your injury, your employer may be treating you poorly or threatening to eliminate your position. Even though the economy is tough, you still have rights. My job is to ease your worries and help you present a strong claim. Please call 502-442-7306 to schedule an appointment. Your consultation is free.
Workers' Compensation Claims in Kentucky
If your workers' comp claim is approved but you are not receiving payments or are having trouble with the insurance company, I can help. I can also handle third-party claims if your accident was caused by a negligent third party such as the manufacturer of defective equipment or the driver of a vehicle that hits you.
People who are in workplace accidents sometimes suffer disabling injuries. You may be entitled to a settlement if you suffer a permanent impairment, even if you are able to go back to your job.
It is important that your doctor accurately reports the extent of your injuries. You should be specific and detailed when discussing your injury. If this information is incomplete or wrong on your application, you may not be able to collect workers' comp benefits.
It is also a good idea to call an attorney before you have discussions with your employers, their lawyer or a representative from their insurance company. You do not want to make statements that they can use to deny your claim. For a free consultation with a Louisville workers' compensation attorney, please call 502-442-7306 or contact me online.
Workers' compensation cases are taken on a contingency fee basis. If I accept your case, there is no fee unless I recover benefits for you.
