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What will workers comp pay me?
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A Workers' Compensation Insurance Payout Estimate will depend on the facts of your injury case. You can expect to be compensated for medical bills and a portion of lost wages during your time of disability if your claim is accepted.
Workers' Compensation Claims
Workers' compensation claims are handled through your employer's insurance company in most cases. Workers' compensation is a state run system, so the law varies and payments vary according to state law.
Generally, no matter what kind of insurance your employer carries, the compensation for lost wages is at a fraction of what you would receive for employment - about three fourths or two thirds of your normal wages, depending on the state law and the insurer.
Your employer should be able to provide you with contact information regarding your workers' compensation claim; however, an attorney can assist you if you have any questions about your claim.
Getting Legal Help
A workers-side attorney can assist you with handling your workers' compensation claim and figuring out how much money you are entitled to receive. Each case is based on the unique circumstances of injury and employment. An attorney will be able to help you get your claim processed in the most efficient manner possible.
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