Workers' Compensation and Temporary Total Disability (TTD) Benefits in Illinois
Aug 07, 2009
What is TTD? TTD is available if you are injured on the job and unable to work at all. You can also get TTD if your doctor has given you work restrictions, such as limited lifting, but your employer ...
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Chicago Workers' Compensation: How to File Application for Adjustment of Claim
Aug 06, 2009
First things first If you were hurt at work, see a doctor and notify your employer. If you want to hire an attorney (we always think this is a good idea) then the sooner the better. Regardless of whe...
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Tips on Getting Medical Benefits in Illinois Workers' Compensation Cases
Aug 06, 2009
All reasonable medical treatment is covered In Illinois, 100% of your medical treatment is covered. This means no co-pays, deductibles, or other out-of-pocket expenses. Of course, there are limits. C...
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RSD and Chicago Workers' Compensation: Explanation and Tips
Aug 06, 2009
RSD definition and causes RSD occurs when an injury fails to heal properly. As a result, the nervous system does not work as it should. This can occur after surgery, a broken bone, or related to a re...
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Illinois Workers' Compensation: Back and Spine Injuries
Aug 06, 2009
Herniated discs, etc. A herniated disc, also known as a bulging, ruptured or prolapsed disc, is a common back injury. Discs are pads of cartilage that separate your vertebrae and cushion the spine fr...
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Workers' Comp Claims for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Chicago, Illinois
Aug 05, 2009
What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a repetitive-stress injury, meaning that you get it from doing the same motion over and over, such as typing at a computer. Other common caus...
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Construction and Scaffolding Accidents in Illinois: Workers' Compensation vs. Lawsuit
Aug 05, 2009
Get medical care Your health should be your first priority. Get the medical attention you need. If you need a specialist, or a physical therapist, get a referral from your doctor. If you have a worke...
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Attorneys' Fees and Chicago Workers' Compensation Cases
Aug 05, 2009
"Contingency" fee Workers' compensation attorneys are paid on a contingency fee basis. This means that they are paid only if they recover money for you. You only pay if and when you get paid. If the ...
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The Basics of Workers' Compensation Claims in Chicago and Cook County
Aug 05, 2009
Where should my case be filed? The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission has offices across the state. All workers' compensation claims in Illinois are filed at the Commission office in Chicago. ...
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Illinois Workers' Compensation: File a Claim Even If You're Getting Benefits
Aug 05, 2009
"Application for Adjustment of Claim" This is the official title of the form that opens a claim with the Commission. All claims in Illinois are filed at the Chicago office, located at the Thompson Ce...
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