Workers' Comp. FAQs
Who pays for my benefits?
An insurance company hired by your employer pays the benefits.
Your employer's insurance carrier will pay the bills on
your case.
Once your claim is filed, the employer usually has limited involvement regarding what benefits to pay and when.
Many employers don't want to be involved with the claim process at all, and stay out of the way.
Even if your employer wants to play an active role, the insurance company has the final say regarding payment of benefits.
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Our attorneys handle all types of Colorado Workers' Compensation ( Workers Comp or Workmans Comp) cases, including appeals to the Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court of Colorado. If you've been injured at work, we'd be happy to evaluate your case.
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