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Difference between a personal injury & workers comp attorney

This excerpt explains the differences between a personal injury attorney and workersu2019 compensation attorney.

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Difference between a personal injury & workers comp attorney

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  1. Difference between a personal injury & workers comp attorney

  2. ` Do I need a personal injury lawyer? A personal injury lawyer helps when you’re hurt due to someone else’s negligence—car accidents, slips, dog bites, or unsafe property. These cases often involve proving fault and recovering damages like medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. If someone else caused your injury, a personal injury attorney fights to hold them accountable.

  3. ` A Workers Comp Lawyer is a Work Injury Lawyer A workers’ compensation lawyer focuses on job-related injuries—no need to prove fault. If you got hurt at work, even by accident, you’re likely entitled to benefits. These lawyers help you file claims, deal with insurance, and fight denials. Their job is to make sure you get medical care and lost wage support.

  4. ` Workers Comp Benefits Workers’ comp provides key benefits: paid medical treatment, temporary or permanent disability payments, and rehabilitation services. Some cases also qualify for job retraining. The goal is to support your recovery without needing to sue your employer. A workers’ compensation lawyerensures your benefits aren’t delayed, denied, or underpaid during the process.

  5. Workers' Comp and Third Party Claim If your injury involves someone outside your employer—a faulty machine, delivery driver, or contractor—you may also have a third-party claim. This means you could pursue a personal injury case and receive workers’ comp. An experienced attorney helps navigate both paths, maximizing your recovery without overlapping or conflicting your rights. `

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