Legal Question in Workers Comp in Illinois
My father fell at work and his employer doesn't want to pay. My father had a bad concussion and he told in the ER report that he got dizzy and fell. He meant, he got dizzy after he got up. His employer is using that statement against him. English is his second language and he had a concussion...how can they even take that statement seriously? What can we do?
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You need to hire a Worker's Compensation attorney as soon as possible. Attorneys are willing to help you but we are not allowed to solicit your business. You need to contact us. Most of us are more than happy to answer any questions you may have without any cost or obligation.
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He simply needs to have a case filed. Most Arbitrators will understand the language barrier issue and it can be explained away at a trial if your Dad comes across as honest. If you'd like our help call us at (800) 517-1614.
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