How many lawyers should i talk to before deciding on one?

There are many excellent workers' comp attorneys in the Denver area who could help you. You should talk to as many lawyers as it takes until you...

Can I get full disability benefits?

The answer to this question depends on whether you have applied for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits or supplemental security...

Can I apply for unemployment in state of colorado after being on workmens comp and being terminated from my job?

I agree with the response from my friend and colleague John Connell. Tell them you were terminated because you had a work related injury and could...

Can I they even settle without me signing any papers and what can i do ?

The answer depends on what you mean by “settle” your case. The insurance company can “close” your case by filing a Final Admission of Liability....

How to calculate the average weekly wage for work comp if the employee has taken a leave of absence for a surgery prior the acci

I think there’s a strong argument that those 8 weeks should not be counted in the average weekly wage computation. I would first try to negotiate...

What, if any, is my recourse?

I strongly agree with my friend and colleague, John Connell. You should pay close attention to the deadline to object to your Final Admission of...

Will me going to collage threw work comp effect my settlement ?

I agree with my colleague, John Connell. The rehabilitation program may affect your workers' compensation settlement, but there's no way to give...

Hurt on the job

Unfortunately, the answer is probably yes. Unless you qualify for medical or other leave, an employer can generally terminate you if you can't do...

In our hearing office in Colorado Springs, CO, it typically takes 30-45 days after a hearing to get the decision in the mail. The Covington office...

Do you have a list of worker's comp contingency fees per state?

I agree with my colleagues' answers. In Colorado, the attorney fees are regulated by law, and the percentage fee for most cases is 20% The states...