
When do I need a lawyer for my Workers Comp claim?
When can I handle my own Workers' Comp case? As a general rule, you may be able to represent yourself if the injuries sustained at work are relatively minor. For example, if you expect to be back to work doing your job with no restrictions, and there is no permanent disability caused to your body as a result of the injury at work. But even in a fairly straightforward situation, it's a good idea to contact a Workers Compensation attorney to talk about your case. The attorney can explain the process, alert you about any complication down the line and give you an honest opinion of whether you can represent yourself. Also, speaking to an attorney can ensure that your case is on the right path from the beginning. Keep in mind that it is easier for an attorney to gather evidence and push your ...