Injured workers should be cautious if they receive a phone call, email, text message, or social media message from someone claiming to be from the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) or the Board of Industrial Insurance Ap…
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If you are a Washington State employee and have been hurt at work, a denial of your L&I claim doesn’t have to be the end of the road. You may have been affected by one of many mistakes employers make with L&I claims that result in an improp…
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Being injured on the job can be painful, frightening, and even life-changing. Washington’s workers’ compensation program, managed by the Department of Labor & Industries, is supposed to help pay for your medical treatments, lost wages, and ot…
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If you have been injured at work, every day you go without financial support can put you and your family in an unstable situation. Furthermore, your medical treatment may not be able to wait. So how long does an L&I Claim take in Washington? And…
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If you have an on-the-job injury, or are suffering from an occupational disease, you may have a claim with the Washington Department of Labor & Industries (L&I). But not all L&I claims are the same. Here’s how L&I claims differ for…
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Navigating the Department of Labor & Industries or L&I claim process can be confusing and frustrating for injured workers in Washington. Working with a skilled L&I workers’ compensation attorney helps you know what to expect during the…
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If you have an L&I claim in Washington State, then you are probably familiar with time-loss compensation benefits. Most often, time-loss is paid at a base rate of 60%. What does this mean? Take your wages at the time of your work injury or indust…
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April 28th was Workers’ Memorial Day which remembers workers who died or suffered a serious work injury. However, due to COVID-19, the usual ceremonies that happen internationally are cancelled. In 2019 alone, 98 workers in Washington State lost th…
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COVID-19 continues to impact Washington State including people going through a workers’ compensation claim. However, the good news is that there are some temporary policies to help L&I claim related treatment progress. Additionally, the Board o…
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It’s important that injured workers and medical providers know that telehealth is a valid option for keeping their L&I claim moving forward. Telehealth also allows you to limit exposure for at-risk individuals while respecting social distancing…
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