Workers’ Comp Deposition Questions and How to Answer Them
Monday, September 9th, 2024Facing a workers comp deposition? You’ll need to answer questions about your injury, job duties, medical treatments, and the injury’s impact on your daily life. This article will guide you through the most common workers comp deposition questions and how to answer them effectively. Key Takeaways Depositions are a crucial component of workers’ compensation cases, […]
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What Happens If I Lose My Job While on Workers’ Comp?
Monday, September 9th, 2024If you lose your job while on workers’ comp, will you still get benefits? What should you do next? This article explains everything you need to know about what happens if I lose my job while on workers comp. Key Takeaways Termination while on workers’ compensation is limited by laws preventing retaliation, but employers can […]
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Can I Sue My Employer for Denying Worker’s Comp Benefits?
Monday, September 9th, 2024Can I sue my employer for denying workers comp? Yes, but only if your employer intentionally obstructed your claim. This article will guide you through understanding workers’ compensation, reasons for denial, and legal steps if you choose to sue. Key Takeaways Workers’ compensation claims provide injured employees with essential benefits such as medical care, wage […]
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Navigating Your Finances: How Does Workers Comp Affect Tax Return?
Monday, July 15th, 2024Wondering how does workers comp affect tax return? Many individuals receiving workers’ compensation benefits worry about the tax implications. Generally, workers’ comp is not taxable and won’t appear on your tax return, providing financial relief without increasing your taxable income. However, there are situations, such as when you receive SSDI or SSI benefits, where the […]
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Understanding When Will Workers Comp Offer a Settlement: Insider Insights
Monday, July 15th, 2024When will workers comp offer a settlement? The timeline varies, but you’re likely to receive one after reaching Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI) when further recovery is not expected. Settlement offers at this stage reflect a clear understanding of your condition and its long-term effects. Our guide will help you pinpoint the essential factors and stages […]
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Are You Protected Working in Multiple States? Your Workers’ Compensation May Only be Valid in One State
Monday, July 15th, 2024Do you operate in some of Idaho’s neighboring states? What happens when you hire someone in one state then send that employee to work in another? Does workers’ compensation cover your business in this situation? Does workers compensation cover your employee in this situation? Workers’ comp can be confusing. What to understand which benefits apply […]
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Your Workers Comp Judge Decision
Thursday, June 13th, 2024When awaiting a workers comp judge decision, understanding the process, timelines, and the ruling’s consequences on your claim becomes pivotal. This guide offers insights into how judges assess workers comp cases, what factors influence the duration before a decision is rendered, and how the ruling can affect your workers comp benefits. By the end of […]
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Your Workers Comp Nerve Damage Settlement: A Comprehensive Guide
Thursday, May 23rd, 2024If you’ve sustained nerve damage on the job, understanding your workers comp nerve damage settlement options is vital. Typically, compensation depends on the injury severity and the impact on your work life. This article will guide you through essential considerations for your settlement, common compensation ranges, and the claims process, providing clarity in a time […]
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What is a Workers’ Compensation Penalty Payment?
Wednesday, June 15th, 2022Do you know what a workers’ compensation penalty is? Understanding what goes into a workers’ comp claim can be overwhelming. Now add physical pain. Toss in loss of income. Stir in fear of the unknown. These ingredients can turn your life topsy-turvy. Try not to worry. Hope lines the horizon. There’s a checks and balances […]
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My Employer Doesn’t Have Workers’ Compensation – What Should I Do?
Monday, May 9th, 2022Have you found out that your employer doesn’t have workers’ compensation? Ideally, your employer should carry workers’ compensation insurance. But life happens and sometimes policies lapse, which doesn’t help if you find yourself injured at work and needing an income. Unfortunately, chances are that you don’t know that your employer doesn’t have workers’ comp insurance […]
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What to Do if My Workers’ Compensation Payment is Declined?
Wednesday, May 4th, 2022Workers’ compensation declined? Keep calm and contact Skaug Law! These kinds of setbacks aren’t all that uncommon. It’s unfortunate, but valid workers’ comp claims are frequently denied. There are options. When you have legal help, this road becomes a lot less bumpy. Here’s your next steps: Step 1. Read the Claim Denial Letter… Again. You […]
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