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Workers' Compensation
Q: Who pays for my medical treatment?
A: If you’ve been injured at work and your employer is insured, the company’s workers’ compensation insurance should pay for your medical treatment. We recommend that you contact our law firm as soon as possible to discuss any potential benefits.
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Insurance companies, even your own, are not your friend. They will do whatever they can to avoid paying your claim. Educate yourself on the process, and then hire an attorney to protect your rights.
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