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Indiana Workers Compensation AttorneysAll employers in Indiana are required by law to maintain worker’s compensation insurance for their employees. This provides workers injured on the job with benefits, regardless of fault. In other words, even if employees carelessly causes their own injury, in most cases they are still entitled to work comp benefits. These benefits include weekly disability payments until the employee can return to work, medical treatment as directed by the employer, and a lump sum settlement if the injury results in any permanent impairment. If you have been injured at work, contact Wagner Reese & Crossen for a free initial consultation to learn about your options and your rights. Lawyers with extensive experienceOur Carmel, Indiana, law firm is home to some of the leading practitioners of workers’ compensation law in the state. Our attorneys even lecture to other attorneys on workers’ compensation topics; we have handled thousands of cases since 1997. Attorneys Stephen Wagner, Trevor Crossen and Judy Pippin frequently appear before the Indiana Workers Compensation Board, advocating for injured workers. Typical workplace injuriesWe handle both workers’ compensation claims that have been accepted as compensable as well as appeals of denied claims. You would be wise to hire an attorney in either case to make sure you receive all the benefits you are entitled to receive. Our clients include employees with injuries such as:
Learn more about workers’ compensation Injuries happen in every industryInjuries such as these occur in a wide range of businesses and job types. We have helped people who work in industries such as:
Handling complex work injuries and third-party claimsInjuries in these areas can be catastrophic, leading to long-term disability or permanent impairment. Our firm is well equipped to handle even the most complex claims; we also help people recover compensation from third parties (not their employers) who may have contributed to the accident that caused their injury. Not many law firms have the ability to handle both types of cases—work injury and third party liability. For instance, if you are a truck driver injured when another truck rear ends your rig, we can help you get work comp benefits and recover from the insurance company for the other driver. Other examples of work injuries which often result in third party claims include construction site accidents where the general contractor or another subcontractor may have caused your injury; injuries in a factory setting that are caused by a defective product; and slip and fall injuries where the employee is injured on the premises of someone other than his or her employer (such as a delivery person who falls on ice while making a delivery). If you have suffered an injury at work, or had your workers’ comp claim denied, contact us to learn more. Call our Carmel, Indiana, law firm toll free at 800-792-0332. |


Our workers’ compensation practice is based on our vast experience handling all types of workers’ comp claims and appeals.