by Peter Abbarno | Apr 1, 2024 | Workers Compensation
The Washington state Legislature passed a new law that would make more injured workers eligible for time loss after an injury. Currently, workers who are injured or disabled in the course of employment are entitled to certain benefits through the workers’...
by Peter Abbarno | Mar 3, 2024 | Workers Compensation
Seeking medical attention and telling your employer immediately after a workplace injury are very important. Employers need to be familiar with the situation when the L&I paperwork arrives so that they can help you plan your return to work. What to expect from...
by Peter Abbarno | Mar 3, 2024 | Workers Compensation
There are two very important things injured workers should do after an injury: get medical help and tell the employer. Workers’ compensation pays for medical care directly related to your accident or illness. Injured workers are eligible for important benefits....
by Peter Abbarno | Feb 16, 2024 | Workers Compensation
If you qualify for vocational retraining, your vocational rehabilitation counselor (VRC) will explain the vocational process to you. The VRC will work with you to develop a retraining plan aimed at helping you return to work. They will also help you understand your...
by Peter Abbarno | Feb 16, 2024 | Workers Compensation
If you miss work because of your injury and your doctor certifies you are unable to work, L&I or your self-insured employer may pay for a portion of your lost wages, called “time‑loss compensation.” However, the first 3 days immediately following your...
by Peter Abbarno | Sep 11, 2023 | Workers Compensation
You picked up a box at work; felt a ‘pop’ and immediate pain. Did you report it to your employer? When must you file a workers’ compensation claim to receive treatment and benefits? Injury You have ONE YEAR from the date of incident to file a claim...
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