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If you’ve been injured at work in Colorado, you may wonder how your past health issues could affect your claim for workers’ compensation benefits. Many employees worry that a pre-existing condition will automatically disqualify them from receiving coverage. The truth is more nuanced. Colorado law protects injured workers, but insurance companies often scrutinize claims involving […]

If you’ve been injured at work in Colorado, workers’ compensation benefits can help cover medical care and lost wages. But at some point in the process, you may be asked to attend an Independent Medical Exam (IME). Understanding what an IME is—and how it can affect your claim—can help you protect your rights and avoid […]

Certain fundamental injustices are inherent to the Colorado Workers’ Compensation system. Below, I outline a few of the issues that don’t always receive the public attention they deserve. “Fraud for thee but not for me…” C.R.S. 8-43-402 states that it is a Class 5 felony “if, for the purpose of obtaining any order, benefit, award, compensation, […]

If you’ve been injured on the job in Colorado, workers’ compensation benefits are designed to help you recover both physically and financially. However, the process isn’t always straightforward, and it’s easy to make mistakes that can delay or reduce your benefits. Knowing how to navigate the system can help ensure you receive the full support […]

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In Colorado, workers’ compensation is designed to protect employees who are injured on the job, ensuring they have access to the medical care and financial support they need during recovery. However, navigating the workers’ compensation system can be confusing, especially if your claim gets denied after an injury. Injured workers may be curious about their […]

In Colorado, as in many states, the well-being of injured workers is a crucial concern. When an individual suffers a workplace injury, they not only endure physical pain but also face a myriad of challenges in accessing the care and compensation they rightfully deserve. From bureaucratic hurdles to legal complexities, the journey of an injured […]

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The Colorado Workers’ Compensation Waiting Period refers to the initial period of time that an injured worker must be unable to work due to a work-related injury or illness before they become eligible to receive workers’ compensation benefits. Understanding this waiting period is crucial for workers in Colorado who have suffered work-related injuries and their […]

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Law enforcement officers face inherent risks and dangers while serving and protecting their communities. Unfortunately, the job routinely puts them in harm’s way: they can sustain injuries while carrying out their duties. In Colorado, police officer injuries are common, and it’s essential to understand what to know and do if you or someone you know […]

When choosing a career path, you may not think about workplace injuries or fatalities. The truth is, no workplace is 100% safe, not even office desk jobs. Some professions carry a higher risk of injury or death than others. In Colorado, at least 70 people were killed while on the job every year from 2010 […]

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Even in the safest of work environments, injuries can happen. It’s critical for Colorado employees to know workers’ comp laws and what they should do if they get injured. You should also know what the workers’ compensation obligations are for your Colorado employer so you get the medical and lost wage compensation you deserve. What […]

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It’s an unfortunate reality that workers who get injured on the job find themselves trying to navigate a complex web of rules and laws just to get the compensation they’re entitled to. It’s easy for injured employees to make mistakes along the way and end up costing themselves money. It’s even easier for this to […]

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Police officers have dangerous jobs. Even when they’re not actively involved in potentially life-threatening conflicts, their jobs can be physical, putting them at increased risk for injuries such as sprains, bruises, broken bones, and gunshot wounds. If you’ve been injured on the job as a police officer, you are eligible for workers’ compensation. It may […]