COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS: DON’T ASSUME YOUR CASE IS OVER
If you have arthritis or an old injury, the insurance company will likely try to deny your workers' compensation claim. Here is how you can prove your case using Utah's "Allen rule."
NEXT STEPS: WHAT TO DO IF YOUR PAIN ISN’T GETTING BETTER?
If your recovery stalls after a workplace injury, the insurance company might try to cut off your benefits. Here is how to exercise your right to change doctors and protect your medical care in Utah.
COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS: IF THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED WHILE I WAS DRIVING, WORKERS COMP WON’T COVER IT
If you get into a car accident while driving for work, the insurance company might try to deny your claim. Here is what you need to know about Utah's "Going and Coming" rule and the personal deviation defense.
NEXT STEPS: WHAT IF YOUR MEDICAL BILLS GET CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO INSURANCE COMPANIES?
When you are injured in a work-related car crash, workers' compensation and auto insurance companies will often point fingers at each other to avoid paying your medical bills. Here is how to break the stalemate.
COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS: I HAD A PRE-EXISTING CONDITION, SO I’M NOT COVERED?
If an insurance company denies your work injury claim because of a pre-existing condition like arthritis or an old surgery, your claim isn't necessarily over. Here is how Utah law handles prior injuries.