![Text Box: When Your Workers’ Compensation Claim is Denied “If the workers’ compensation insurance company denies your claim, you may be responsible for all medical bills associated with the illness or injury.” However, “if you believe your claim has been incorrectly denied, there are several options available to you [and] … you have the right to request a formal hearing on any disputed issue.” “Workers' compensation hearings and procedures can be complicated. An attorney may be able to assist you with legal advice, investigation of your claim, production of witnesses at the hearing, conduct of your hearing, and communication with the insurance company's attorney.” Source: State of Colorado Division of Workers’ Compensation](../../../wp-content/themes/twentyten/images/7.png)
When you’ve been injured in a workplace accident or other work-related circumstance, it may be necessary for multiple healthcare providers or insurance companies to become involved in your care. Especially in cases where your injuries may cause long-last aftereffects, additional providers may step in to help ensure that you receive the adaptive medical equipment you need. They also may pay for having alterations made to your home or living space in order to make your dwelling handicapped-accessible. When insurance companies or other organizations have made such expenditures on your behalf, they may be entitled to subrogation.
The Denver workers’ compensation attorneys in the law office of Mary E. Jeffers are experienced in handling subrogation claims related to workers’ compensation cases. When a company has provided or paid for services on your behalf, and a third-party source of funds becomes available, it is only natural that those organizations would seek reimbursement. Attorney Jeffers’ insight into the claims adjustment process enables her firm to bring proven skills to the resolution of subrogation claims.
In workers’ compensation cases, the Denver workers’ compensation lawyers at the firm of Mary E. Jeffers focus on the interests of the injured employee – you. Our aim is to provide you with the skilled, assertive, and caring representation you need in order to recover the maximum possible compensation in your particular circumstances. When healthcare providers or additional insurance companies become involved, it is important to know that your attorney understands how to work with those parties to effectively resolve the interests of all concerned. Because Attorney Jeffers possesses an inside perspective on the workings of insurance companies and their claims processes, her firm has built a strong track record in all aspects of workers’ compensation cases, including resolution of subrogation claims.
If you or someone you care about has been injured or become ill due to harmful working conditions or other occupational issues, contact the Colorado workers’ compensation lawyers at the office of Mary E. Jeffers. Our Colorado subrogation claims attorneys have the legal knowledge you need to successfully resolve workers’ compensation issues, including subrogation claims. We have the know-how to confidently work with all providers, insurers and other parties involved in your case. Our Colorado subrogation claims lawyers understand the intricate legalities that apply to subrogation, and we’re prepared to see that claims are resolved fairly and expediently. For more information on our services, contact the law office of Mary E. Jeffers.
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