I Was Injured At Work And Am Receiving Workers Compensation Benefits. Does This Affect My Personal Health Insurance?
It will not. Workers’ compensation benefits are paid to employees who have been injured at work by their employer’s workers’ compensation insurance carrier. There are workers’ compensation laws in all fifty states that make it mandatory for employers to carry workers’ compensation insurance for the benefit of their employees. Carrying workers’ compensation insurance is the responsibility of your employer, and is entirely separate from personal or employer provided health insurance.
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If My Employers Workers Compensation Insurance Is Covering The Costs Of My Work-Related Injury, Can I Still Sue My Employer For My Injuries?
A: Generally, workers’ compensation statutes will limit an injured employee’s remedies after being injured on the job to benefits from the employer’s … More
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