Some claimants choose to "go it alone" and file a workers' compensation claim without any legal assistance.
We asked attorney Alaina Sullivan, for her opinion on when you need to speak with an attorney. Read more to learn about your situation:
- Can I change attorneys during my case?
- Do I need an attorney if I broke my ankle at work?
- Do I need an attorney if I broke my leg at work?
- Do I need an attorney if I was concussed at work?
- Do I need an attorney if I pinched a nerve at work?
- Do I need an attorney if I suffered from bursitis at work?
- Do I need an attorney if I suffered a herniated disc at work?
- Do I need to hire a WC lawyer from the state I was injured in?
- How can an attorney help If I file my initial claim incorrectly?
- How can I settle a workers’ compensation claim?
- How do I write a workers’ compensation claim letter?
- How long do I need to be out of work for workers’ comp.?
- How long will I need to wait to settle my claim?
- How Much is a Bursitis Claim Worth?
- If I was injured by a co-worker, can I file a WC and PI claim?
- Should I hire a workers' compensation attorney?
- Should I still speak with an attorney if my claim is currently being evaluated?
- Who pays for an attorney?
- What does a workers' compensation attorney do?
- Will an attorney help me settle my claim faster?
- What do I need to know before I file a claim against Amazon?
- What should I know before I file a claim against Dollar Tree?
- When is it better to go to trial rather than settle?
- When is it better to settle out of court than to go to trial?
- When should I hire a workers' compensation attorney?
- Should I settle now or let it go to trial?
You should speak with a workers' compensation attorney as soon as possible. There's no harm in getting a free evaluation today!
