After determining that you are eligible for workers’ compensation, the next step is to determine the scope of the compensation you can receive. There are several factors that affect a workers’ compensation insurance calculation. Employment status, employer, and family situation all may alter your claim. You will also need to make decisions on how and when to be compensated after the judgment has been given. All of these questions and more become much easier to navigate with the help of the lawyer. Why it is Important to Consult an Attorney Your company and their Insurance company probably won’t be thrilled about a workers’ compensation claim. For them, a workers’ compensation claim could mean an admission of fault and a loss of money and production. Facing a large corporation on your own is a daunting task, which is why we recommend talking to an attorney. A workers’ compensation attorney will be privy to the tactics that employers and insurance companies may try to use and they can help ensure that you are compensated quickly and fairly. More Specific Questions About Compensation Your attorney will be able to answer any additional questions you have along the way. For now, here are some FAQs about the compensation that you will receive: Can I get higher workers' compensation if I have multiple jobs? Can I receive additional workers’ compensation for children? Can I receive additional workers’ compensation for a spouse? Can I receive workers compensation as a state employee? Can I receive workers compensation if I was injured driving my company car? Can my workers’ comp settlement pay my medical bills? Can workers’ compensation be garnished? Can workers’ compensation be retroactive? Does workers' compensation cover rehabilitation expenses? How does workers' compensation pay for medical providers? How soon should I apply for workers' compensation? Is workers' compensation federal? Should I sign medical releases from my employer's insurer? What’s a workers’ compensation fee schedule? Workers' Compensation vs. FMLA Will I still have health insurance while on WC? Will workers' compensation cover transportation to a hospital? What if my employer doesn't report my injury? Will my workers' compensation pay for prescription medications? What should I do if my employer won't file an accident report? What should I do if I'm offered a lump sum settlement? I got hurt working in construction for The Home Depot. What can I claim? What is the Average Taco Bell Workers’ Compensation Claim?* What is the Average Dollar Tree Workers’ Compensation Claim?* What is the Average Fedex Workers’ Compensation Claim?* What is the Average Burger King Workers’ Compensation Claim?*
