Do you meet workers’ comp eligibility requirements?
Do you believe your denial was reached in error?
Do you want to take it in front of an administrative law judge?
Common reasons for a denial of workers' comp benefits include (but are not limited to) the following:
- Injury was not reported in time: State laws determine how soon you must report an injury to your supervisor, typically within a few days (in Colorado, employers must be notified in writing within four days or you could be subject to a penalty.)
- Claim was not filed in time: State laws also determine deadlines for filing an initial claim. You have up to 2 years from the date of your injury. However, the longer you wait to report your accident, the harder it is to prove your case.
- Employer disputes claim: Your employer may claim the accident happened outside of work, was the result of horseplay, or some other disqualifying reason.
Learn more about why your workers compensation claim could be denied here.
If you have questions about your workers’ compensation rights, work with one of our experienced Colorado workers’ compensation attorneys! We want to get you the compensation you deserve. Call now for your free initial consultation at (970) 945-2396
