After a work injury, people tend to have questions about if they have a workers’ comp claim, how they can receive medical treatment, if they’ll get fired, and if they’ll continue to get paid by my employer.
If you’ve been injured on the job and are asking yourself these questions, we encourage you to call us, ask these questions, and let us help you think through your claim. The consultation is free so pick up the phone and call us now at (910) 341-7570.
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