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Tactics Used by Insurance Companies to Deny and Undervalue Claims
Workplace accidents happen unexpectedly and can cost you a lot in unforeseen medical expenses and lost wages. Your finances may …
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4 Common Reasons Workers’ Comp Claims are Denied in Atlanta
After a workplace accident, receiving workers’ compensation benefits can make all the difference. Without these funds, you could be left …
Read MoreCan workers’ comp claims investigators use my Facebook feed as evidence?
Workers’ comp insurance companies can and will use your social media posts to protect their assets. If you have been …
Read MoreThe workers’ compensation adjuster just sent me a check for a disability rating. Does this mean my case is settled?
If you are paid a workers’ comp check for a disability rating, it does not mean your case is settled. …
Read MoreSedgwick Claims Management fined over $1M for its utilization review practices in CA
Not long ago, we wrote about how Sedgwick CMS’s unreasonable delays in delivering treatment to an injured worker killed him. …
Read MoreHow a Workers’ Compensation Adjuster’s Intentional Delays Killed a Man
How many times could a company with a homegrown, wholesome name like Ralph’s Grocery Co. turn a blind eye to …
Read MoreWhen Dealing with Claims Adjusters, Always Read the Fine Print
Here is the story of one man, his company, and a rather unscrupulous claims adjuster. Kevin Miles, the sole owner …
Read MoreOhio employers win $860 million after overcharged by workers’ compensation insurer
A Cuyahoga County judge has awarded nearly $860 million in restitution to a group of Ohio employers involved in a …
Read MoreIs Rockwell singing about my workers’ comp case?
If you were at Harold’s Chicken & Ice Bar last night about midnight, you might have heard me perform Rockwell’s …
Read MoreRun away when the workers’ comp adjuster offers $7,000 immediately after your husband has died
I have a client whose de facto husband–with whom she had two sons–died in a roofing accident. Under the Georgia …
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