When is the best time to hire an attorney?

You should hire an attorney when your case gets too complicated to handle on your own. For example, in any of these situations, you should contact a lawyer:

• Your employer denies your claim or you fail to receive your benefits promptly.
• Your employer's settlement offer doesn't cover all your lost wages or medical bills.
• Your medical issues prevent you from returning to your prior job, or from performing any work at all.
• You receive Social Security disability benefits.
• Your boss retaliates against you for filing a workers' comp claim. 
• You have a potential third-party claim.

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

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How does the worker’s compensation benefit process begin?

1. Report the injury to your supervisor or employer immediately in writing;
2. Request to see a doctor and get a list of which doctors you’re allowed to see; and
3. Request and complete an employer’s first report of injury and or workers compensation claim form.

Until you report the injury and the claim form is returned to your employer, they're only under a limited obligation to provide benefits. A common mistake people make is waiting to report the injury until it becomes unbearable and they can no longer work.

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