Monthly Archives: May 2025
Can Independent Contractors File for Workers’ Compensation in Vermont?
The Vermont workers’ compensation system exists to provide benefits to workers who suffer injuries on the job. Workers who suffer injuries while on the job can file a workers’ compensation claim and seek benefits. In Vermont, workers’ compensation benefits cover medical treatment, lost wages, and other related expenses. But what if the injured worker… Read More »
Do You Have To See the Employer’s Doctor in a Vermont Workers’ Comp Case?
As workers’ compensation attorneys, clients and potential clients often ask us if they can see their own doctor after suffering a work-related injury. This common question is very important because the doctor you see about your work-related injury can impact not only your treatment but also your eligibility for benefits. Keep reading to learn… Read More »
Appealing a Workers’ Comp Claim in Vermont: What You Need To Know
Facing a workers’ compensation denial can be frustrating and stressful. However, this doesn’t mean it’s the end of the road to seeking the benefits you deserve. In Vermont, you can challenge the denial through an appeals process if you feel it’s unfair. Understanding the appeals process is crucial as this can help you take… Read More »
Non-Compensable Claims Explained: A Guide for Employees
If you are injured in the course of employment in Vermont, you may be eligible to receive workers’ comp benefits. However, once you file your workers’ compensation claim, your claim may be denied. This is because, for a claim to be approved, several requirements have to be met to make your injury compensable. A… Read More »
What’s the Best Choice for My Workers’ Comp: A Lump Sum Payout or Periodic Payments?
Work injuries can happen in any industry. If you’re injured or fall ill on the job, you may be eligible to receive workers’ comp benefits from your employer’s insurance company. If your claim is approved, you can expect to receive a portion of your lost income and coverage for injury-related medical expenses. This payment… Read More »