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Pre-Existing Conditions and How They Affect Workersโ€™ Compensation

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Insurance adjusters could use that information in order to form a basis to deny your claim. The typical workersโ€™ compensation case is simple. An employee gets injured, they make a claim, and they receive compensation based on the extent of their injuries. One of the situations where this process is more complicated, and will require … Read more

Updated: October 28, 2018

Has Your Work Comp Claim Been Denied? St. Louis Worker Comp Attorney

If you have been injured at work, do not give up your right to fair workers’ compensation benefits. Work injuries can be serious, expensive, and may leave a worker permanently disabled. When a worker incurs medical bills or lost wages as a result of a workplace injury, it can be very stressful. Workers’ compensation benefits provide … Read more

Updated: March 27, 2024

How Will a Pre-Existing Condition Affect a Workers’ Compensation Claim?

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When injured on the job, one of the first things the insurance company mayย ask is if you have been treated for a similar injury in the past. This is especially prevalent when the injury is one that has developed over time, such as carpal tunnel syndrome. If evidence is found that this may be a … Read more

Updated: November 11, 2019

How a Pre-Existing Condition Can Affect Your Workers’ Compensation Claim

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An employer may deny a workers’ compensation claim on the grounds that the injury is really a pre-exisiting condition. Pre-existing conditions are medical conditions or illnesses that you have been previously diagnosed with and treated for. When a pre-existing condition is brought up in a workers’ย compensation claim, it is usually because an accident or repetitive … Read more

Updated: December 31, 2015

Denied – For Pre-existing Conditions

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There are millions of people on the job who are able to work with chronic conditions with little consequence. The problem arises when the duties of the job aggravate the condition. Proving that a pre-existing condition was made worse by your employment can be very difficult. If this is the situation you are currently facing, … Read more

Updated: November 11, 2019