Injured at Work?
Describe the injury once and we'll connect you with attorneys who handle workers' compensation claims. There is no charge to submit your situation.
Tell us about the injury
A few quick questions, and you can stop at any point.
- No obligation to hire
- You decide whether to proceed
- Your information is used to help with the request you submitted
- No account required
Hire Best Pros is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not evaluate claims. We help connect you with attorneys who handle workers' compensation matters. Any attorney-client relationship is formed directly between you and the attorney you choose.
Hire Best Pros helps consumers connect with independent professionals and service providers. We generally do not perform the underlying services. You should evaluate providers and decide which option is right for you.
Report it in writing
Most states set a short window for telling your employer, and late notice is one of the most common reasons a claim is challenged. Keep a copy of what you sent and when.
Treatment rules vary by state
Many states limit which doctors you can see for a work injury, at least at first. Treating outside those rules can leave bills unpaid.
Fees are usually capped
Attorney fees in workers' compensation are commonly set by statute and approved by the state agency, so ask how the fee works where you live.
What to expect before you speak with an attorney
- Tell Hire Best Pros what you need, in plain language.
- We help determine which type of professional handles it.
- The next step is either a call or a short request form.
- Nothing happens until you choose to continue.
How it works
- STEP 01
Tell us about the injury
What happened at work and where the claim stands. Only what you're comfortable sharing.
- STEP 02
Billy helps find the right path
Hire Best Pros identifies the relevant service and the best available way to connect.
- STEP 03
Take the next step
Depending on the service, you can call a professional, submit a short request, or continue to a provider that offers what you're looking for.
Frequently asked questions
Can I be fired for filing a claim?
Retaliation for filing is prohibited in most states, though the protections and remedies differ. Keep a record of the timing of anything that changes at work after you report the injury.
What if my claim was denied?
Denials can generally be appealed through the state workers' compensation agency, and the deadlines are short. That is usually the point at which people speak with an attorney.
Can I sue my employer as well?
Workers' compensation usually limits the right to sue an employer directly, but a third party can sometimes be responsible. An attorney can tell you whether that applies to your situation.
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Injured at Work?
Describe the injury once and we'll connect you with attorneys who handle workers' compensation claims. There is no charge to submit your situation.