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What not to say at a workers comp hearing?

Here is a quick list of things that you should never say to your workers comp doctor, even if you are getting a second opinion: Never lie about prior injuries, pre-existing conditions, or medical history. Never lie about the extent of your workplace injury or how it happened.

How long do workers comp hearings last?

Most workers comp hearings last a few hours, although complicated claims may take several days. If the hearing is long, the judge will give you breaks. On the day of your hearing, you should bring any medications or items you may need for the day (such as a heating pad or TENS unit for pain relief).

What percentage of workers comp cases go to trial?

Workers compensation cases rarely go to trial, with less than 5 percent of claims reaching that stage.

Is a workers comp hearing a good thing?

Workers compensation hearings are integral to the resolution of many issues that arise in ones case. It is important to have attorney representation going into a workers compensation hearing so that the appropriate evidence can be presented to the judge and the necessary benefits pursued.

What wont workers comp lawyers tell you?

Workers comp lawyers might not always tell you that you can file a claim on your own without them. They also might not mention that they get paid even if you lose your case. It could take a long time to get compensation, and they might only take cases they think they can win easily.