
You can lose your home, your car, as well as your income. Don't take that risk.Contact the workers’ compensation team at Keith S. Douglass & Associates, LLP.Exclusive RemedyWorkers Compensation Exclusive Remedy LawyerFree consultation. Call toll free: 1-800-245-ATTY (1-800-245-2889)In the vast majority of cases, workers' compensation is the exclusive remedy for damages. That means it is usually the only way to recover financial compensation for your workplace injury or illness. Employers provide workers' compensation insurance for their workers and, in exchange, workers give up the right to sue their employers for workplace injuries and illnesses. That's why it's so important that your workers' comp claim be managed correctly. Don't risk losing benefits that you deserve. Contact a workers' comp attorney and legal team at Keith S. Douglass & Associates, LLP, for a free consultation and case evaluation. Our workers' comp legal team can help with a variety of issues. Need information on how to file a claim? Give us a call. Has the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries denied a claim in error? We'll appeal the decision. Concerned about whether you qualify for L&I if you had a preexisting condition? In health insurance, preexisting conditions may disqualify you from coverage. That's not the case in workers' comp insurance. Exceptions to the RuleWorkers' comp is the exclusive remedy for damages in most workplace injury and illness cases. However, some injured workers may be able to pursue personal injury law suits. In a personal injury claim, you can recover financial compensation for pain and suffering in addition to lost wages and medical care. Pain and suffering are not compensated through workers' comp. Injured workers can file personal injury claims in two circumstances:
If you have questions about whether you can file a personal injury law suit against your employer or a third party, please contact the workers' compensation attorney at Keith S. Douglass & Associates, LLP, today. Helping Injured Workers in Washington for nearly Twenty Years. |




