Case Results and Settlements for St. Louis Workers Compensation Cases.
Before you sign the dotted line on the settlement, here are 4 very important questions to ask yourself. Apart from the medical treatment and lost wages benefits, your worker’s comp case may also end with a settlement. This is an additional perk usually given out when the injured worker is facing long-term repercussions of their … Read more
Settling a worker’s comp case generally means the entire process is done. It’s usually a step taken when you’re either completely cured or healed, or your health condition can reasonably no longer be improved. However, in some cases, your health may take a turn for the worse, in which case you’re probably wondering if it’s … Read more
Our legal team has a strong history of helping injured workers get the financial compensation that they need. There is a some amount of risk involved in any type of job. Almost all workers are prone to getting hurt while at work, especially those involved in custodial and construction work. Accidents that occur while operating … Read more
Accepting a settlement will make your case final and prevents you from appealing or disputing the amount. When you are injured on the job and your employer admits fault, the insurance company will often try to settle the case with you. Because accepting a settlement will make your case final and prevents you from appealing … Read more
Even if the insurance company has refused to settle your claim, you have a right to appeal the final decision. If the insurance company refused to settle and you lost your claim at an evidentiary hearing, all hope may not be lost. You have the right to appeal the final decision from the court within … Read more
Do not accept a workers compensation settlement for your injury until you completely understand your rights and benefits. If you have suffered a workplace injury, and have been offered a workers compensation settlement, you should not accept it until you completely understand your rights. If you accept the settlement, it would mean that your case … Read more