If the injury does not require surgery, the claim usually allows for medical treatment, including physical therapy and ergonomic equipment to prevent further injury. If the injury requires surgery, medical expenses will be paid, as will partial lost wages. If permanent loss of motion or other impairment is found, the claim may pay $5,000 to $10,000. If permanent disability is found, medical expenses will be paid along with a lifetime of lost wages. Lost wage payments may extend to a spouse or child after death.
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How high does the impairment rating go on a shoulder surgery, and what determines the settlement? ARE ANY EXCEPTIONS MADE FOR AGE AND THE TYPE OF WORK YOU DO? am 25 year old electrican and i lost for use of my right shoulder
In Australia it can.
It can, if work-related.
No. Check the agreement they are asking you to sign.
Claiments in a workman's comp case are usually represented by an attorney. If the case is under review and awaiting a settlement, you will be notified of a Compromise and Release or a Stipulated finding and Award agreement and a check, less expenses, will be issued to you.
Workman's comp doesn't "settle" where I live, It pays a portion of your wages while you recover. When your Doctor tells you that you are capable to work benefits end.
Nothing the bills were paid by Medicare.
The settlement amount on a workman comp?
There are different types of a structured settlement that a purchaser can buy. One would be an insurance claim, another would be a workman's comp. claim.
It depends upon what it is that you are settling. You can need a debt settlement attorney, a workman's compensation lawyer. No matter what you can find a reputable company that will recommend an attorney to you online.