Scott A. asked
One of our employees claims to have gotten injured while setting off the sprinklers, and we received a notice from a lawyer's office claiming Worker's Comp. The report states she is injured in several places, but we have video evidence contradicting this. Should we stop her from coming to work unless she provides a doctor's notice stating she is eligible to work, despite her injuries? Should we hire a lawyer, or should we let our insurance handle everything?
August 23rd, 2024
Melissa A. answered
Your insurer typically has attorneys to contest worker's comp claims, which is likely to be denied d...
August 23rd, 2024
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