Legal Question in Workers Comp in Illinois

Re: Worker compensation

It is not too late to file your application for adjustment of claim.

And it is NEVER too late to consult with an attorney in any situation.

If you provide a more detailed diagnosis of your injury and more details about how the accident happened, I will be happy to provide you some free advice.

Matt Belcher

Re: Worker compensation

If you are doing this without the help from an attorney, chances are very strong that you are being short changed. The insurance adjuster's job is to make sure that you do not get a fair compensation for your injuries. That is the job they have been trained for and you stand no chance against them.

If you did this without an attorney from the getgo- chances are also that you have messed things up and have made it very difficult to fix whatever you have done wrong--people mess their cases up without knowing and by being overly honest to an adjuster who is trained to be dishonest and take advantage of the victim's honesty.

Do yourself a favor and consult with an attorney at once and before you sign anything.

I hope this helps,

Nima Taradji

Re: Worker compensation

Sorry to hear about your injury.

Sounds like you are feeling

a bit unsure about the whole process.

You do have three to file a

formal claim.

I would be glad to provide

you a free no obligation

consultation.

Re: Worker compensation

Dear Sirs:

You have rights under the Illinois Workmen's Compensation Act.

We would be able to send you to a neurologist for an evaluation.

Please call to discuss.

Many thanks,

JOHN C. WUNSCH, P.C.

[email protected]

(312) 977--9900