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Workers’ Compensation

Workplace injuries are frustrating, not only because you have been injured, but because medical bills and rehabilitation become looming worries. If you have suffered an injury during the course of your work, you may have a claim for workers' compensation.

We understand that workers’ compensation can be a confusing process. The attorneys at O'Hara, Taylor, Sloan, Cassidy, Beck, PLLC have the answers to your questions about the process, including medical bills, short and long-term disability, and fear of retaliation or job loss.

Sometimes, your injury claim is worth far more than what your employer is willing to pay in workers’ compensation benefits. It is important that you consult with an attorney before you sign any medical waivers, releases, or settlement agreements. Contact our office by phone or e-mail to schedule your initial consultation and learn more about how our attorneys can help.