Most injured workers accept less than they're owed — not because their claim is weak, but because nobody explained the system. Three questions tell you where you stand.
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Most people know about the doctor visits. Far fewer claim everything they're entitled to.
All of it — not just the ER visit.
A portion of your paycheck while you heal.
Compensation for lasting damage.
Help returning to work — or retraining.
The costs nobody mentions.
Support for surviving families.
Insurers don't need to fight your claim if these do the work for them.
Every state has a notice deadline — some as short as 30 days. Workers who “wait to see if it gets better” hand insurers their easiest reason to deny.
Telling your doctor “it's not that bad” puts words in your medical record that adjusters will quote back later. Describe symptoms fully and say it happened at work.
Adjusters are trained to ask questions that shrink claims. You can politely decline to be recorded until your claim has been reviewed by someone on your side.
First settlement offers routinely undervalue future medical needs and permanent impairment. Once you sign, it's usually final — get it reviewed first, it's free.
A denial letter starts a clock, often 30–90 days. Miss it and even a strong claim can die. Denials are commonly overturned — but only when challenged in time.
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“I nearly signed the first offer. The review showed my claim was worth considerably more — and it cost me nothing to find out.”
Nothing. The qualification check, the match, and the initial consultation are free. Many network attorneys work on contingency — they're paid only if you recover.
No. Claim Your Compensation is a free informational and referral service. We connect you with independent professionals, including attorneys, but we are not a law firm and don't give legal advice.
It depends on your wages, the severity and permanence of your injury, and your state's benefit schedule. That's exactly what a free consultation establishes — before you accept anything.
Denials are commonly overturned on appeal — but appeal windows are short (often 30–90 days from the denial letter). Get it reviewed immediately.
Retaliation for filing a workers' comp claim is illegal in every state. Document everything and tell the professional you're matched with right away.
Workers' comp is a no-fault system in nearly all cases. You can generally receive benefits even if the accident was partly your mistake.
Illnesses that develop over time — repetitive strain, hearing loss, chemical exposure — are covered, and their deadlines usually run from diagnosis, not exposure.
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