Aggravation of Pre-Existing Conditions Under Utah Workers’ Comp Law
Can You Get Workers' Comp If You Had a Prior Injury?Yes, having a prior injury or a pre-existing condition does not automatically bar you from workers' compensation benefits. Many workers wrongly assume that because they had an old back problem, an arthritic knee, or a previous shoulder injury, an insurer
Rotator Cuff & Shoulder Surgery Workers’ Comp Settlements in Utah
Rotator cuff and bicep tears often occur together, especially in falls or heavy-lifting injuries, and a combined tear is generally worth more than either injury alone. When a worker tears both the rotator cuff and the long head of the bicep, the surgical repair is more involved, recovery takes longer,
Reporting Your Workplace Injury to Your Employer in Utah
Under Utah law, you must report a workplace injury promptly to your employer. Waiting longer than 180 days permanently bars your claim for workers' compensation benefits. Here is what you need to know to protect your rights.
What Does Workers’ Compensation Cover in Utah?
Utah workers’ compensation covers 100% of reasonable and necessary medical care, temporary wage loss, permanent impairment payments, travel expenses, and death benefits. Learn how Utah law calculates your benefits and what is excluded.
Utah Workers’ Compensation Guide to Benefits
Utah Workers’ Compensation Benefits LawyerWhen you are hurt at work, your entire life can feel like it has been put on hold. Between doctor appointments, physical pain, and the stress of missing shifts, it is incredibly easy to feel overwhelmed. You might wonder how you will cover your regular household