Proving Heart Attacks as a Job-Related Illness Can Be Challenging

According to the 2012 Workers' Compensation Act, “a heart attack that occurs while a worker is performing his or her job is not automatically considered a work-related injury. Instead, the victim must prove that the heart attack occurred because he or she was subjected to unusual levels of exertion in the course of his or her job.”

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Kaufman & Kaufman, LLC. is well are of the challenges you face after a heart attack. Battling for your workers’ compensation rights shouldn’t be one of them. Let our Colorado workers’ compensation attorney fight for your rights.

Eligible for Workers’ Compensation? Contact an Experienced Colorado Workers’ Comp Attorney!

If you have questions about your workers' compensation rights, speak to a Colorado workers’ compensation attorney today! We make sure you and your case get the attention you deserve! (970) 945-2396 

Can You Seek Workers’ Compensation for a Job-Related Heart Attack?

Did you suffer a heart attack on the job?

Does your job include a substantial level of physical strain or emotional stress?

Do you suffer from anxiety or anger?

Kaufman & Kaufman, LLC. is well are of the challenges you face after a heart attack. Battling for your workers’ compensation rights shouldn’t be one of them. Let our Colorado workers’ compensation attorney fight for your rights.

Here are some challenges heart attack cases may face when it comes to claiming workers’ compensation in the state of Colorado:

1. Proving unusual exertion
2. Firefighters have exceptions

Eligible for Workers’ Compensation? Contact an Experienced Colorado Workers’ Comp Attorney!

If you have questions about your workers' compensation rights, speak to a Colorado workers’ compensation attorney today! We make sure you and your case get the attention you deserve! (970) 945-2396