Posted On: February 4, 2009 by Richard S. Griffin

How Can You Get A Huge Worker's Compensation Settlement?

What does it take to have a worker's compensation claim that is worth more than $100,000? Typically these injured worker's have injures that are of a permanent nature that prevent them from performing any type of work that they are trained to do. These injured workers often have undergone surgeries on their necks, backs, hips, shoulders, and knees. Often these claimants never fully recover from their injuries and often require on going treatment for the foreseeable future. Some of these injuries unfortunately result in permanent injuries which negatively impact the injured worker for the rest of his life.

For non-catastrophic cases the injured claimant is only entitled to weekly income benefits for 400 weeks from the date of accident. For Catastrophic cases the injured worker is entitled to weekly income benefits for the rest of their working life.

Our firm, The Griffin Law Firm, has had the privilege of representing thousands and thousands of worker's compensation claimants over the years. This has resulted in our developing a real expertise in the field of worker's compensation. The worker's compensation attorneys at The Griffin Law Firm, P.C. have successfully negotiated many huge lump sum settlements. These worker's compensation settlements include hundreds of settlements of more than $100,000. Our worker's compensation attorneys have even recovered worker's compensation settlements of $638,000.00, $575,000.00, and $425,000.00. The settlement value of any case is always very fact specific. Therefore, injured worker's should always consult with an experienced worker's compensation attorney who specializes in worker's compensation. The factors that determine the value include how much exposure the Employer and their worker's compensation insurance company have to medical expenses, income benefits, and permanent partial disability benefits. Huge settlements do not happen by accident and usually result from the efforts of hard working and experienced attorneys.

Worker's compensation claims are time sensitive so I strongly encourage you to call us for a free worker's compensation claim evaluation as soon after your on the job accident as possible. There are deadlines for filing your WC-14 Notice of Claim with the State Board of Workers' Compensation. There are also deadlines for getting mileage reimbursed, medical bills paid of one year from the date the mileage or bill was incurred. You also must continue to treat with worker's compensation doctors or after one year your claim may be barred.

Every case is different, but our firm's commitment to providing you the best legal representation never changes. Call The Griffin Law Firm, P.C. at 866-847-6545 for a free consultation or for a free settlement evaluation. Do not go it alone. Call us for help today.

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