Waukesha County Workers’ Compensation Lawyers
Work injuries happen across all industries and locations. If you are a machinist, certified nursing assistant, manufacturing laborer, utility worker, or tradesperson living in Waukesha, Brookfield or New Berlin, and if your are suffering from serious repetitive stress or acute trauma from a workplace injury, it is important that you obtain full medical coverage and receive wage replacement. With more than 100 years of combined attorney experience, Domer Law, S.C., has built a strong legal reputation focused solely on cases involving injured employees. As authors of the textbook on Wisconsin Workers’ Compensation Law, a qualified workers’ compensation attorney from Domer Law, S.C., will defend your rights and help you secure your benefits.
What Benefits Does Wisconsin Workers’ Compensation Cover For Waukesha County Workers?
The Wisconsin law includes reimbursement for all reasonable medical expenses, statutory wage loss benefits (set at two-thirds of average weekly earnings up to statutory limits), vocational retraining (if the injury impacts your career and ability to work), compensation in the case of a permanent partial disability (PPD), and a potential loss of earning capacity when you are unable to return to the job you had at the time of the injury.
Is A Joint Replacement Covered Under Workers’ Comp In Waukesha County?
If your medical condition was caused by acute trauma or by repetitive duties associated with your job, then total joint replacements (such as operations on the shoulder, hip or knee) may be fully covered–provided medical evidence establishes that the condition was caused or accelerated by your employment and the surgery is medically necessary. The functional percentage of disability (PPD) can be very significant, and thus, it is often denied by a worker’s compensation insurance company (using its hired “independent” medical examiners).
How Does Domer Law, S.C., Help Workers In Waukesha County?
An experienced work injury law team from Waukesha County, Wisconsin, helps you with manufacturing injury cases and claims made by utility workers, and assists you throughout the process, including when dealing with complicated medical evaluations. They safeguard your rights in the course of independent medical examinations (IMEs) and make sure that insurance adjusters do not unfairly deny or downplay your claim.
Contact Our Workplace Injury Lawyer Waukesha Team Today
When you are concerned about missing work or having long-term physical limitations, don’t go alone to meet with insurance adjusters. Call 262-333-1938 now to arrange a free consultation with a specialist workplace injury lawyer in Waukesha. You can also get in touch with us at any time using our online contact form, and we won’t charge you any attorney fees unless we win.