Monthly Archives: March 2009

About Workers’ Comp Adjusters
By Jason Weinstock on March 16, 2009 Posted in Claims

The adjuster employed by the third-party administrator (TPA) is the person who controls most of what happens on your claim. Many injured workers mistakenly think that it is the employer that makes claims decisions. While the employer may have considerable influence with the claims adjuster, the adjuster may also make decisions your employer does not … Continue reading About Workers’ Comp Adjusters →

Injured Workers Are Stuck with Their Attorneys’ Negligence
By Jason Weinstock on March 16, 2009 Posted in Lawyers

My office receives at least one phone call a week from an injured worker who is unhappy with how their attorney handled their contested case at a hearing.  Unfortunately, it is usually too late for me to help those callers.  A recent decision from the Nevada Supreme Court illustrates one reason why it is too … Continue reading Injured Workers Are Stuck with Their Attorneys’ Negligence →

8 Letters that May Require Legal Action Now
By Jason Weinstock on March 11, 2009 Posted in Appeals

1. The claim acceptance or denial letter. If your claim is denied, no medical or compensation benefits will be paid, and the clinic that provided emergency medical care will start billing you. You must file a request for hearing within 70 days of the date of the denial letter on the form included with the … Continue reading 8 Letters that May Require Legal Action Now →

5 Reasons Not to Hire a Work Comp Lawyer
By Jason Weinstock on March 11, 2009 Posted in Lawyers

1. You aren’t the type to hire a lawyer Let’s say you are concerned that you might not be getting all benefits that are or could be owed to you under your claim. Most lawyers offer free consultations, and you can even have consultations with several different attorneys to compare information given by each. Whatever … Continue reading 5 Reasons Not to Hire a Work Comp Lawyer →

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