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Workplaces all over America, including right here in Murfreesboro, are not immune to accidents. They happen all the time and, sometimes, when we least expect it. When these accidents happen, and you are the victim, you may be able to obtain some form of compensation through your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance carrier.
When your employer signs up for workers’ compensation insurance as required by law, the whole point is to protect you – and themselves – from the aftermath of the accident. On your part, you’ll receive coverage for medical expenses and lost wages up to a certain limit. On the other hand, your employer will not have to worry about being sued (at least for now) for the work-related injury.
Everything seems pretty straightforward on paper until it’s time to file a claim. That’s when insurance companies raise their antenna, trying to find reasons to deny or jeopardize the entire claim. Others may approve your claim but offer an amount that’s way below what you’re entitled to.
The good news is that you shouldn’t have to settle for less than you deserve. A Murfreesboro workers’ compensation lawyer from Morgan and Morgan might be able to maximize your claim.
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I’m Afraid I’ll Lose My Job If I File a Claim. What Should I Do?
Your employer should know that retaliating against employees for filing workers' compensation claims is illegal. If you are concerned about job security, we’ll help you understand your rights and ensure proper protection during this process.
My Employer Says I’m an Independent Contractor. Can I Still File a Claim?
Workers' compensation insurance does not cover Independent contractors. However, in the past, there have been cases where employers have misclassified their employees to avoid paying workers’ compensation insurance. When you contact us about your case, we may be able to help you accurately determine your employment status and explore your legal options.
My Loved One Died as a Result of a Work Injury. Can I File a Claim?
Yes, family members of a deceased worker may be eligible to file a workers' compensation claim for death benefits. These benefits may include funeral expenses and financial support for dependents.
I Am a Part-Time Worker. Can I Still File a Claim?
In Murfreesboro, it doesn’t matter if you are a part-time worker; you are still eligible for workers' compensation coverage. What really matters is whether the injury or illness is work-related, something we can help determine.
Let Morgan and Morgan Fight for You
The workers’ compensation claim process seems easy on paper until you start dealing with complex laws, tight-fisted insurance companies, and dishonest employers, among other challenges. You do not deserve to go through this alone, especially when you can hire a skilled Murfreesboro workers’ compensation lawyer from Morgan and Morgan to represent you. We have taken on some of the biggest employers and insurance companies in America.
When you let us fight for you, rest assured that we won’t back down until you receive the compensation you need and deserve.