If you are seriously injured, are having difficulty getting the benefits you are owed, were injured by a third party, or are considering a clincher,
you should talk to an experienced workers' compensation attorney. A lawyer can add substantial value to a workers' compensation claim by helping the injured employee understand and take full advantage of the available benefits. A lawyer will help prepare
and file your claim, obtain and evaluate important information such as medical records, negotiate with the employers' insurance carrier, and get all the benefits you are owed. Additionally, a lawyer can help you understand the relationship between Workers' Compensation and other benefits, including short or long term disability, Social Security benefits, ERISA, and FMLA.

Remember that the employer will have an experienced adjuster or administrator working on their behalf. Many people are more comfortable when they have their own experienced advocate to guide them through the system.

If I take your case, I will be paid a percentage of the benefits I recover for you. I will not take your case unless I believe I can get a better recovery for you than you could get for yourself .