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Why It Takes So Long For Idaho Workers’ Compensation Cases To Reach A Settlement Or Go To Hearing?

Each worker’s compensation s case is different. Some may settle within a year of the accident and some may end up going to hearing five years later depending on the complexity of the case. This can be very frustrating for the client and even the attorney. Yes even we get…

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Surety’s Liability For Denied Claims – Medical Benefits Part: 1

By Fred Lewis and George Casper As we have touched on in previous entries, there are times when an injured worker’s claim for worker’s compensation benefits is denied by the employer’s workers’ compensation insurance company (hereafter referred to as “surety”). Many injured employees (hereafter referred to as “claimants”) wonder why…

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Surety’s Liability For Denied Claims – Medical Benefits Part: 2

By Fred Lewis and George Casper Here are the facts in the cases previously discussed:   St. Alphonsus Regional Medical Center v. Edmonson – worker’s compensation insurance providers have attempted to pay the contractually agreed they would have paid had they accepted the claimant’s injury initially. They based their argument…

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Am I Required To Pay Any Balances On Medical Bills For An Idaho Workers’ Compensation Claim?

No, you are not responsible for the cost of medical treatment covered by workers’ compensation on an accepted claim (in an Idaho Workers’ compensation case). Bills for approved medical treatments are sent by the medical care provider to the insurance carrier, or the employer if self-insured. Blog Post Provided By:…

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Workers’ Compensation Insurance Companies’ or Surety’s Liability for Denied Claims – Medical Benefits

By Fred Lewis and George Casper As we have touched on in previous entries, there are times when an injured worker’s claim for worker’s compensation benefits is denied by the employer’s insurance company (hereafter referred to as “surety”). Many injured employees (hereafter referred to as “claimants”) wonder why the surety…

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