When you’re injured on the job, you can receive benefits — mainly medical bills paid and lost wage replacement — under workers’ ... More
Colorado’s Most Common Personal Injury: Suffocation
Recent data shows the most commonly experienced physical injury for each US state. The chart shown below was put together by ... More
No Increase in 2015 Workers’ Compensation Insurance Premiums
Colorado employers were granted a reprieve this year when it comes to the cost of workers’ compensation insurance premiums. For ... More
When Your Job Costs You an Arm or a Leg: Differences in Workers’ Compensation Benefits
If you had to put a price tag on one of your limbs – your arm or leg – how much would you say? While it may be an odd subject ... More
Workers’ Comp Claims and Pre-Existing Conditions
It is an unfortunate fact that some insurance companies will try to deny an employee workers’ compensation benefits due to a ... More
You’ve Filed a Worker’s Compensation Claim but What Happens If Your Doctor doesn’t provide the Care You Need?
If you’re injured at work, the whole process of finding a new doctor can be a little more difficult. If you feel your medical ... More
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