Will Workers Compensation Cover All Cases of Coronavirus?

1. Will Workers Compensation Cover All Cases of Coronavirus?

2. Have you been infected by the coronavirus? If so, chances are that you could be eligible to receive workers compensation. However, before you can do anything, you have to be able to prove that you got infected while performing your regular work duties. Even If You Were Not Infected At Your Workplace, You Could Have Been Infected: On your way to work ➢ During your lunch break ➢ Making a client visit ➢ Attending a conference for work ➢ Attending a work-related event ➢ Going to a store (for work-related purposes) ➢

3. Remember that you have to prove that this happened. And this is where the Los Angeles workers compensation attorneys from Koszdin, Fields, Sherry & Katz could help you. Give them a call right away, schedule your initial free consultation and learn how you can file a worker’s compensation claim as quickly as possible. Note: For safety reasons, the consultation will not take place in their offices. Instead, you may be asked to attend a conference call with one of their attorneys.

4. The first step of every case is finding evidence that will support your claim. In this case, you have to be able to prove that you got sick while on the job, and not somewhere else. Many methods can be used to determine when and how you got infected; speak with their attorneys today to find out how you can Once they determine when you got the virus, if it is from someone at your workplace, your employer’s insurance company will have to compensate you for your damages, which will include: Proving The Job-Related Illness Medical bills Lost wages Out of pocket expenses ★ ★ ★ Even if your employer followed all the safety guidelines and recommendations, you could still file a worker’s compensation claim, as long as you got infected while performing your work duties.

5. Employers Not Following Safety Guidelines In cases where your employers are not following the CDC’s coronavirus recommendations, if you get infected by the coronavirus, you will be eligible to file a worker’s compensation claim, and potentially a lawsuit against your employer for their negligent actions. Also, you may be eligible to sue the third party for “spreading the virus”.

6. Note: When Filing a Lawsuit Against a Third Party, Only “ordinary” Negligence is Required. If you visit your client’s offices and got infected with the virus during the visit (due to your client’s company negligence), you could potentially file a lawsuit against that company as well. Again, it is all based on the circumstances of your case and: How You Contracted the Coronavirus? ❖ What were You Doing at The Time? ❖ Were Safety Measures Were In Place? ❖ Were you following the safety guidelines and protocols? ❖ Were others around you negligent and disregarding the safety guidelines? ❖

7. Get in touch with Workers Compensation Attorneys in Los Angeles today and receive a free case evaluation. If you were indeed infected by the coronavirus while performing your regular work duties, their attorneys will help you file a worker’s compensation claim (and every other lawsuit that you may have the right to file) against your employer and all the other parties responsible.

8. Contact : Koszdin, Fields, Sherry & Katz 1055 West 7th Street F33 Los Angeles, CA 90017 Phone: 818-812-5639 https://www.koszdin.com/Contact.shtml