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Work Injury FAQs

• Q: What If My Injuries Only Prevent Me From Working Temporarily?
  A: If an injury that occurs at work results in a temporary inability to perform the duties of your job, your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance … more
• Q: How Do I Determine Whether I Can Still Work After My Injury?
  A: A doctor will determine whether you can return to work after your injury, or whether you will be temporarily or permanently prevented from performing the duties of … more
• Q: What If My Injuries Prevent Me From Working Permanently?
  A: If you are injured at work and are permanently prevented from returning to work, because of your injury you will receive workers’ compensation for lost wages and … more
• Q: I Was Injured At Work Because I Did Not Follow The Instructions For Properly Performing The Duties Of My Job. Am I Still Entitled To Workers Compensation Benefits To Cover The Cost Of My Injury?
  A: Generally, if an employee has failed to follow the rules or guidelines established by their employer and injury results, that injury will be covered by workers’ … more
• Q: I Was Injured Outside Of Work. Will My Employers Workers Compensation Insurance Cover The Expenses From My Injury?
  A: Depending on your jurisdiction, your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance carrier may or may not cover employees who are unable to work due to an … more
• Q: What If I Exaggerate My Injuries Or File A Fraudulent Workers Compensation Claim?
  A: If you knowingly make any false statements or file any false claim with the purpose of receiving or denying workers’ compensation benefits you will most likely … more