There Are Filing Requirements and Deadlines for Workers' Comp Claims
After getting injured in an accident at work, it is important to notify your immediate supervisor and employer as soon as possible after the injury and your intent to file a workers' compensation claim. The filing process is complex. When injured workers do not take the proper steps, they can miss opportunities to collect benefits in a timely fashion.
Getting to the Right Doctor
After an injury, seeking proper medical attention and following the prescribed treatment plan is critical. Every employee injured in the workplace must see a doctor who is certified by the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC) and an established clinic, set up to accept direct payments through a managed care organization (MCO). Talk to your doctor immediately to ask about certification.
Either you or your doctor may initiate the workers' compensation claim. Learn more about the filing process and other information available online at our Resources page.
How An Experienced Lawyer Can Help
No two workers' compensation claims are the same. Even people who have been through the system before are often confused when they receive a rejection or their application is denied. Your OhioBWCAttorneys.com lawyer has the experience to correctly submit your claim the first time. Your lawyer will handle everything, including dealing with your employer — who may not be to happy that you intend to file.
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