When to Settle Your Workers' Compensation Claim
When is it beneficial to settle a workers' compensation claim? Can accepting a workers' compensation settlement damage your financial situation? The decision to settle a claim with the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation or a self-insured employer should not be taken lightly. To determine the best course of action, consult an experienced attorney to help you weigh the pros and cons.
My name is Mark S. Weinberger. For 25 years, I have dedicated my legal career to helping injured employees make informed decisions about their workers' compensation benefits. Visit my office in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, for a no-obligation free consultation.
When a Workers' Compensation Settlement Might Be Appropriate
There are several scenarios in which accepting a settlement may be a good idea, including:
- When obtaining further medical payments and other benefits becomes extremely difficult
- When you are considering retiring from your job
- When you are having medical problems related to advanced age
There are many different types of settlements available. To ensure you know the value of your claim and receive the full compensation to which you are entitled, you need the help of a skilled lawyer. Contact my office to discuss your case.
A Workers' Compensation Settlement Is Final
There are many instances in which a settlement is not in your best interests. Because a settlement is the final payment for your injury or illness, accepting it means you will no longer be able to seek further compensation for your claim.
If you have a current workers' compensation claim and are debating whether or not to settle the matter, let me give you the information you need to make a smart decision. Use my experience and knowledge to your advantage.
Free Initial Consultation · Workers' Compensation Claim Help
Thinking about settling your workers' compensation claim? Contact me online or call me locally at 330-267-0684 or toll free at 888-767-6578 to schedule a free initial consultation to discuss your options. I serve clients from throughout Ohio from my office in Cuyahoga Falls just North of Akron in Summit County.
I operate on a contingency fee basis. That means you don't pay me until I get results for you.
