If you've been hurt on the job in Colorado then the information on this page is for you. Anyone hurt on the job may be entitled to these benefits: 1. Medical care for your injury 2. Temporary disability benefits if you are off work due to your injury or have reduced work hours. 3. A scar or disfigurement benefit if your injury or any surgery from your injury leaves a visible scar/disfigurement. 4. A permanent benefit of compensation depending on the degree of your disability or medical impairment. If so you should consult with an attorney concerning all of your rights and how the workers' compensation system operates in the state of Colorado. You should not rely on the insurance or your employer to advise you or act in your interest. You can obtain more information including a free consultation by contacting my office or e-mail address. This is provided below. You may also directly contact the Colorado Division of Workers' Compensation.

Aside from workers' compensation employees may have other laws which may provide them with benefits or claims. These include social security disability, the Americans With Disabilities Act, wrongful termination and claims related to the actual work injury such as for a defective machine causing your injury. So don't forget to explore these matters and others with an attorney or on your own. Take care of yourself and wishing you the best!

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