Workers compensation or work injury claims are often handled differently than personal injury claims. Most commonly, the victim in a work injury seeks compensation from an employers workers compensation insurance rather then the employer themselves. Employers in most states are required to insure their employees to protect the business assets. The insurance can transfer risk and litigation expense from the employer to the insurance company.

After an injury, injured workers are often required to file a claim describing their injuries and seek medical attention. In the case of a true work related injury, the insurance company will offer a settlement to cover medical expenses and time off work. Speak with a legal professional before agreeing to the workers compensation offer. You may get a more favorable settlement.

Common work injury claims include:

• Construction accidents
• Spinal cord or head injury
• Fatal accidents
• Railroad accidents
• Trucking accidents
• Wrongful death
• Slip and fall

What To Do If You Suffer an Injury?

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