Benefits Your Workers’ Comp Lawyer Can Help You Secure

Workers’ comp in Indiana provides these forms of support:

  • Medical treatment. Workers’ comp covers the care you need related to your job injury.
  • Lost wages. When you miss work because of your injury, workers’ comp pays a portion of your lost wages.
  • Future medical coverage. For ongoing treatment that you’ll need for the long-term, you can get it covered under workers’ comp.
  • Partial impairment payment. When your workplace injury will leave you with permanent effects, you can receive special compensation for permanent partial impairment (PPI).
  • Total disability payment. When you’ll never be able to work again because of your injury on the job, you can receive extensive additional benefits.
  • Amputations. Workers’ compensation benefits provide lump-sum payments for the loss of a limb.
  • Death benefits. If a family member of your died in a workplace accident, you may be able to claim workers’ comp death benefits.

Workers’ compensation insurance companies don’t always tell you every type of benefit you may be eligible to receive or pay you the maximum benefits.

An on-the-job injury lawyer from Fletcher Van Gilder knows what you should get and how to secure all of it.

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