Chicago Workers Compensation Attorneys, Illinois Workers Compensation Lawyers

Chicago Personal Injury Attorneys, Illinois Accident Lawyers

Accidents can happen to us at anytime especially in the workplace. The Illinois Workers' Compensation Act protects workers' who are injured in the course and scope of their employment. If you are hurt on the job in Illinois there are several things you should know:

Q: If I am hurt at work do I have to give notice to my employer?

A: Yes. Give notice to your supervisor and human resources personnel immediately. Under Illinois Workers' Compensation law you must give notice of the accident and injury within 45 days of the occurrence. However do not wait; the sooner you give notice, the sooner your Workers' Compensation benefits can be implemented.

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If you’ve been injured while working in Illinois, you may be eligible for significant financial compensation. Contact a Harvey L. Walner & Associates Workers' Compensation attorney immediately so that we may begin fighting for your rights.

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