Tip of the day: Legal Service Announcement from Mike Gruhin – Anyone injured on the job in Ohio should immediately tell a co-worker. Then tell the supervisor and fill out an incident form. Read the rest of this entry »
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You’ve moved and you didn’t inform Ohio Workers’ Compensation that you have a new address. Your benefits are at risk when the BWC has your incorrect address!
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I was called by a prospective client about her BWC claim and the fact that she could not get authorized for treatment. After talking to her for a few minutes it became obvious that I needed to speak with her doctor. So, I call the doctor and ask about the treatment that he requested on the C9 authorization form. I was dumbfounded by his comments during the conversation! Here is the skinny on our discussion.
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I just was informed that an issue pending before the Ohio Industrial Commission is that of an UNREPRESENTED Injured Worker who tried to file an appeal to a BWC claim denial order.
By Mistake, this Injured Worker . . . .
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