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I Was Seriously Hurt at Work and Can’t Work, Can I Receive Workers’ Compensation and Social Security Disability Benefits?
I Was Seriously Hurt at Work and Can’t Work, Can I Receive Workers’ Compensation and Social Security Disability Benefits? One of the most common misconceptions about serious workplace injuries is that workers’ compensation is the only benefit available to an injured worker. In reality, many workers who suffer severe injuries may qualify for both: Alabama Read More
Read MoreDo I Have to Have Surgery After a Work Injury if I Don’t Want It?
Do I Have to Have Surgery After a Work Injury if I Don’t Want It? One of the most difficult decisions an injured worker may face is whether to undergo surgery after a workplace injury. Perhaps your authorized treating physician has recommended: Back surgery; Neck surgery; Knee surgery; Shoulder surgery; or Carpal tunnel surgery. You Read More
Read MoreWhat Is an Employee Under Alabama Workers’ Compensation Law?
What Is an Employee Under Alabama Workers’ Compensation Law? One of the first questions that must be answered in any Alabama workers’ compensation claim is surprisingly simple: Was the injured person an employee? Most people assume they know the answer. If they were working when they got hurt, they naturally believe they must be an Read More
Read MoreScheduled vs. Non-Scheduled Injuries in Alabama Workers Compensation Cases: Why the Difference Matters
Scheduled vs. Non-Scheduled Injuries in Alabama Workers Compensation Cases: Why the Difference Matters If you have been injured at work in Alabama, you may hear your attorney, physician, or the workers’ compensation insurance carrier refer to your injury as either a scheduled injury or a non-scheduled injury. Most injured workers have never heard these terms Read More
Read MoreWhat Does Authorized Medical Treatment Mean in an Alabama Workers’ Compensation Claim
What Does Authorized Medical Treatment Mean in an Alabama Workers’ Compensation Claim? One of the most common sources of confusion in Alabama workers’ compensation claims involves something called authorized medical treatment. Many injured workers assume that because they were hurt at work, workers’ compensation must pay for any doctor, specialist, or medical treatment they choose, Read More
Read MoreWhat Is Medical Causation and Why Does It Matter in an Alabama Workers Compensation Claim?
What Is Medical Causation and Why Does It Matter in an Alabama Workers Compensation Claim? Many injured workers believe that if they are hurt at work, they automatically qualify for workers’ compensation benefits. Unfortunately, workers’ compensation claims are often more complicated than that. One of the most important issues in almost every disputed workers’ compensation Read More
Read MoreHow Do I Get Paid While I am Off Work? Understanding Alabama Workers Compensation Benefits
How Do I Get Paid While I am Off Work? Understanding Alabama Workers Compensation Benefits If you have been injured at work and your doctor has taken you off work, one of the first questions you are probably asking is “How am I going to pay my bills if I can’t work?” Fortunately, Alabama’s Workers’ Read More
Read MoreWhat Is Workers Compensation and How Does It Work in Alabama?
What Is Workers Compensation and How Does It Work in Alabama? If you have been injured at work, you are probably not concerned with legal terminology or the history of workers’ compensation laws. You are more likely asking practical questions such as: Who is going to pay my medical bills? Will I receive a workers’ Read More
Read MoreWhy Did My Workers Compensation Checks Stop?
Why Did My Workers Compensation Checks Stop? One of the most alarming things an injured worker can experience is opening the mailbox or logging onto their bank account and discovering that their workers’ compensation checks have stopped. Naturally, the first question is: “Can they do that?” The answer is: sometimes yes, sometimes no. Most injured Read More
Read MoreWhat Happens If I Don’t Fully Recover? Understanding Permanent Disability Benefits in Alabama Workers Compensation Claims
What Happens If I Don’t Fully Recover? Understanding Permanent Disability Benefits in Alabama Workers Compensation Claims Most workers hope that after medical treatment they will recover completely and return to work. Unfortunately, that does not always happen; some work injuries leave lasting effects that continue long after treatment has ended. When this occurs, one of the Read More
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