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Can you file workers comp prior to being laid off?

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Dan Fete screwed around with my claim and the statute of limitations expired . I ended up having to use up my annual deductible on surgery. He is not a good dwarf. I hope Santa puts him on a PIP for his next review.

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Each state has their own state-specific workers' comp laws, and some state's "statute of limitations" (deadline) for filing a claim depends on the type of injury. Typically, however, you will be safe if you file for benefits within one year of the date of your injury or accident.

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Post ID: @2flm+Rdxp4kQ

Absolutely!!! --- IF you are injured on the job. You can definitely file (and should file) for workers compensation!!! But be prepared------ You turn ALL of your say-so as to your health over to the company's "health management" group.. Good luck.

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Post ID: @1gpt+Rdxp4kQ

No. Not while you are still on the books

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