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If you've been injured at work in Albuquerque, you may be entitled to some form of compensation through your employer's workers' compensation insurance. That's what the law says, but sometimes, employers and insurance companies don't follow the rules.
In that case, you should consider hiring an experienced Albuquerque workers' compensation lawyer to advocate for your rights. At Morgan and Morgan, our injury firm handles more employment-related cases than any firm in America.
Our lawyers are well-equipped to handle such cases, even if it means going to court to defend your rights and ensure you receive the compensation you need and deserve. If you are ready to get started, please fill out our free case evaluation form today.
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How Does Workers' Compensation Work?
Workers' compensation, in a nutshell, is a type of insurance that provides financial and medical benefits to employees who are injured or become ill on the job. Employers must carry workers' compensation insurance, and the benefits cover medical expenses and a portion of lost wages.
Can I File a Lawsuit if I'm Receiving Workers' Compensation Benefits?
The initial intention of workers' comp is to be the exclusive remedy for workplace injuries. What this means is that you generally cannot file a lawsuit against your employer. But this rule is not written in stone; there may be exceptions if someone other than your employer is at fault.
What if My Employer Does Not Have Workers' Comp Insurance?
Now, that could spell trouble for your employer. In some cases, you can file a lawsuit against your employer for negligence if they don't have workers' compensation insurance and you get injured on the job.
Am I Entitled to Workers' Comp if I Was Not Injured While on Shift?
In most cases, you can. That's because injuries sustained while performing work-related duties, even if not during regular working hours, are generally eligible for workers' compensation. The key factor here is whether the injury is directly related to your employment, something we can help figure out.
What Damages Does Workers' Compensation Cover?
Medical expenses, rehabilitation costs, and a portion of lost wages are the most common damages this insurance covers. One thing you should always remember is that each case is different, which is why it's always advisable to involve a lawyer.
Will Workers Comp Pay for My Surgery?
Surgery falls under necessary medical treatment as long as it is related to a workplace injury. However, approval processes and coverage details can vary. That's where we come in to protect your rights.
Does Workers' Compensation Have Limits?
These benefits usually cover medical expenses and a percentage of lost wages, but they may not fully replace your regular income or compensate you for your pain and suffering, and emotional distress. You may need to pursue a lawsuit instead.
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If you've been injured on the job and denied benefits, we might be able to help you get the compensation you need and deserve. But this, in part, depends on how soon you contact us. Fill out this form to have your case reviewed by experts from our team.