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Workers' compensation laws can be difficult to understand, and the processes associated with filing a claim can seem impossible to navigate. Fortunately, an attorney will provide valuable assistance as you pursue the benefits and offer the support you need to aid in your recovery. 

3 Reasons to Hire a Lawyer for Workers' Compensation

1. Legal Know-How

A workers' compensation lawyer is a legal professional who has spent their careers helping clients like you get the benefits you deserve. They will provide practical, helpful knowledge on the workers' comp process and offer solid ways you can ensure your case meets your goals. Your workers' compensation attorney also serves as your legal representation in all communications and judicial proceedings, which only adds weight and credence to your case.

2. Expert Negotiation

workers' compensationIn some instances, an employer's insurance company may refuse to cover costs related to an employee's work injury. Insurers know how to give their clients the runaround, and dealing with them is rarely an easy or straightforward experience. A workers' compensation attorney negotiates with your insurance company and employer so that you don't have to, giving you precious time to focus on your health and recovery.

3. A Better Settlement

Your employer may offer you a settlement that simply does not meet your needs. Workers' comp judges tend to approve of employer settlements so long as they aren't overtly questionable or obviously one-sided—but that still doesn't mean you should settle for less than you require. With an attorney on your side looking out for your interests, you stand a much better chance of obtaining a higher settlement.

 

The workers' compensation and personal injury lawyers of Hill & Hovis have more than 60 years' combined experience serving the High Point, NC, area. Call (336) 883-6000, or visit them online to schedule a consultation. Take on the challenges of a workers' comp claim with a skilled, experienced attorney fighting for you.

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