Illinois workers’ compensation is a no-fault system, which means you can still receive benefits even if the accident was your fault. The law focuses on where and how the injury occurred — not on blame. As long as you were hurt while performing job duties, you’re generally covered for medical care and lost wages. Only…
Fighting for Injured Workers Across Illinois Our firm is proud to share two recent victories at trial before the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission (IWCC) — each involving serious injuries where insurance companies denied necessary medical care.In both cases, the arbitrators found in favor of our clients, ordering authorization for surgery, payment of medical bills, and…
In general, a workers’ compensation insurance company must have a valid reason to deny a claim. This may include factors such as the injury not being work-related or the employee failing to report the injury in a timely manner. However, it is important to note that each case is unique and there may be specific…
Injured at work? Is your employer misreporting what happened or trying to prevent you from filing a claim? After you suffer a workplace injury or accident, even if it was your own fault, you should be able to file for workers’ compensation benefits. You should also be able to trust that your employer will be…
