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The current Ohio Work Comp (BWC) system puts all the responsibility to pursue benefits onto the injured worker. This system is VERY confusing and full of rules and laws only a few would know what documents and forms to file and when to file. Only a few would know the requirements to establish a claim. Few know all injured workers' are ENTITLED to some form of compensation, and less would know how to maximize those benefits and obtain approval for treatment.
The system, as established, is inherently unfair and is currently set up AGAINST ALL injured workers.
For example; most employers in the State have Third Party Administrators (TPA's) These are large companies that are hired by employers to CONTROL COSTS on work comp claims filed against employers. Their SOLE purpose is to REDUCE expenses of work comp claims. Costs are controlled by denying claims, fighting claims OR keeping MEDCAl EXPENSES DOWN.
Furthermore, ALL employers are represented by MCOs ( Managed Care Organizations) These are large companies that MANAGE or CONTROL THE COSTS OF MEDICAL TREATMENT. Costs are controlled by DENYING any requested treatment.
What INJURED WORKERS DO NOT know the MCO's ONLY have the FIRST WORD on Treatment. NEVER THE LAST WORD. All MCO decisions ARE APPEALABLE! AND EVERY DENIAL OF TREATMENT SHOULD BE APPEALED!.
The BWC has ATTORNEYS ON STAFF; THEY WILL COME INTO HEARINGS ( where disputes are resolved) AND WILL ONLY ARGUE AGAINST THE INJURED WORKER!!!!! NEVER EVER WILL THEY ARGUE IN SUPPORT of an INJURED WORKER, even if the BWC supports an issue in favor of the worker, THE BWC ATTORNEYS WILL NOT ARGUE IN SUPPORT of an INJURED WORKER! I believe THIS PRACTICE IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL and WRONG!!!
I have spent my entire career, OVER 30 YEARS years, helping good people, who happen to have gotten injured on the job, get through the maze of rules and procedures that are collectively called the Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation.
In each case.. each client deserves to know the ins and the outs of the system and I walk each client through what they can expect. I work hard to answer all the questions and make sure the answers are understood.
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Posted by Mark | May 28, 2019 | Hired Attorney
I was injured in an accident @ Dayton Power & Light (DP&L) Killen Station, Rome Ohio on Apr. 19th, 2013. I suffered multiple Life changing injuries which required numerous surgeries from spinal injuries, broken ankle, torn tendons. Mr. Kime and his staff were relentless in handling of all paperwork t...
Posted by Mary | May 23, 2019 | Hired Attorney
My attorney for a Workers Comp case, Todd Kime is a pit bull! He has fought for me in a way that I found amazing. If you have a Workers Comp case and need an Attorney to fight for you don’t look any further, hire Todd!
Posted by Donna | October 25, 2017 | Hired Attorney
Todd was there every step of the way to answer any and all questions. He and his staff were always prompt at returning calls, filing paperwork and most of all, just being there through the entire process. I would recommend him to anyone needing this type of attorney.
Posted by Danny | October 16, 2017 | Hired Attorney
Todd was and has continued to be not just a good lawyer but an amazing person! All of my questions were answered all problems solved and there were never any times where i was left with grey or dark areas wondering what to do.....thanks todd!
Thank you Danny! I am super happy we were able to help you and get the BWC to DO the things they are supposed to do! We were able get BWC moving in the right direction and get BWC to do the things they were supposed to do... Feel free to call me anytime if you were to ever need any other situations addressed...... Best Regards, Todd G. Kime, Esq.
Posted by Randy | April 14, 2016 | Hired Attorney
I hired Mr. Kime in 2005. Todd and his staff wasted no time getting to work for me. I had four lawyers before Todd Kime and I thought that I was fighting a losing battle. When Mr. Kime took over my workers compensation case I was receiving what I deserved. Todd and his staff worked endlessly for me. ...
"I heartily endorse Todd Kime. Having worked with Todd many times over the years, I have consistently found him to be well-prepared, very thorough, professional and a zealous advocate for his clients. He offers his clients considerable experience in pursuing workers' compensation matters."
"I frequently handle claims against Todd. I have always found him to be a diligent and effective advocate for his clients."
"Todd is an outstanding lawyer. He knows his field, and gets results that prove it. Todd's clients are in good hands!"
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1999
Certificate of Appreciation; outstanding service, United Auto Workers Local 863
2003 - Present
Owner/Operator Attorney, Todd G. Kime & Associates
1997 - 2003
Attorney, Monnie & O'Connor
1994 - 1997
Attorney, Harris & Burgin
1992 - 1994
Associate, Robert Zelvy & Assoc.
1997 - Present
Cincinnati Bar Association
1994 - Present
Hamilton County Bar Association
1992 - Present
Ohio State Bar Association
Expanded loss of use of body Parts for injured workers
1991
JD - Juris Doctor
1988
BA - Bachelor of Arts
English
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