Workers’ Compensation insurance carriers often deny or unreasonably delay benefit payments for Idaho work injuries. We help with medical bills, lost wages, impairment, permanent disability, and more.
If we take your case, you don’t owe any attorney fees unless we make a recovery.
Contact Goicoechea Law, LLC, now for your FREE case review.
What should you do if you suffer an Idaho work accident or are injured on the job in Idaho? Your actions following a work injury may make the difference between and accepted or denied workers’ compensation claim.
If you’ve suffered a work injury in Coeur d’Alene, or anywhere else in Idaho, you should do the following:
Report an Idaho work accident or on-the-job injury to your supervisor immediately.
By following these steps, the workers’ compensation insurance carrier is more likely to accept your claim. If your claim is denied or you have concerns about how your claim is being handled, contact us for a free case review.
An Idaho work injury often leaves the injured worker with medical bills and missed work. Increased bills and lost wages often cause stress about just paying bills.
Thankfully, Idaho workers’ compensation benefits are usually available after an on-the-job injury. Benefits can include medical benefits, lost wages, permanent disability benefits, and retraining.
With work comp, you don’t have to prove that your employer did something wrong. Instead, you only have to show that the accident happened at work. Even though the Idaho work injury system is supposed to be friendly to injured workers, often the work comp insurance carrier will deny a claim.
Denied Coeur d’Alene Work Injury Claim
Some of the best ways to maximize your benefits are to:
-Inform your employer immediately of any work injuries -Get medical treatment immediately -Follow up with you the work comp insurance carrier -Contact an experienced work injury attorney if you are having difficulties
If you want to ensure you are receiving the proper benefits and want to maximize your recovery, you can contact an experienced Idaho work comp lawyer.
We help injured workers in Coeur d’Alene and throughout North Idaho.
Coeur d’Alene Idaho Workers’ Compensation – Notice of Injury
Workers are injured daily in Idaho. Once hurt at work, an injured worker is in the Idaho workers’ compensation system. Adjusters at the Idaho State Insurance Fund and other work comp insurance companies deal with workers’ compensation claims every day. This may be your first time suffering an Idaho work injury.
Unfortunately, car crashes are a common occurrence in Idaho. Poor road conditions, winter driving, fatigue, cell phone use, and poor judgment are just a few things that can cause a motor vehicle collision.
If you’ve suffered injuries in a motor vehicle collision, an experienced attorney may be able to help. Worried about contacting an attorney? Check out our Google Reviews!
Call (208) 743-2313 or click “Learn more” below to have your case reviewed by an experienced personal injury lawyer.
Lewiston, Moscow, Coeur d’Alene, Sandpoint, Orofino, Grangeville, Kamiah, and throughout North Idaho.
The Idaho Statesman reported an unfortunate work accident on July 20, 2021, in the Boise National Forest that has cost a logger his life. Trevor Menter, of Council, Idaho, died in a logging accident, when a log struck him in the chest. OSHA investigated the accident and fined Menter’s employer.
David Kearns, director of OSHA’s Boise Area Office said: “Logging is well recognized as one of most dangerous industries out there, which is why it is so critically important that they really follow and ensure folks are following safe work practices.”
In addition to the OSHA fine, Menter’s employer will most likely be responsible to pay Idaho Workers’ Compensation death benefits.
Injured in a car wreck? If you’ve suffered injuries in a motor vehicle collision, an experienced attorney may be able to help. Worried about contacting an attorney? Check out our Google Reviews!
Call (208) 743-2313 or click “Learn more” below to have your case reviewed by an experienced personal injury lawyer.
Lewiston, Moscow, Coeur d’Alene, Sandpoint, Orofino, Grangeville, Kamiah, and throughout North Idaho.
At Goicoechea Law, LLC, we strive to provide quality, personal, and attentive legal services. In short, we treat our clients the way we would like to be treated. And it shows in our REVIEWS online.
Sharon says: “From the very beginning Michael and Erica were very supportive of my needs. They took care of everything, and always stayed in contact with me throughout the entire process. They are very friendly and professional I would highly recommend them!”
We handle legal cases in Lewiston, Clarkston, Moscow, Pullman, Orofino, Grangeville, Kamiah, Coeur d’Alene, Sandpoint, and everywhere in between – serving North Idaho and Eastern Washington.
Hurt at work? Delaying your Idaho workers’ compensation claim for COVID-19 may cost you your rights!
At Goicoechea Law, we provide quality legal services to the injured and disabled workers in Idaho despite the pandemic.
If you’ve suffered an Idaho work comp injury (back injury, shoulder, knee ankle, etc.), call us now at 208.743.2313, or visit our Idaho Workers’ Compensation information page.
Using technology we are able to effectively and efficiently represent our clients, even if we cannot meet in person. We represent injured workers from Lewiston to Coeur d’Alene and in the surrounding communities including Orofino, Grangeville, Kamiah, Moscow, Potlatch, Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls, Hayden Lake, Sandpoint, Bonners Ferry, and everywhere in between.
Do you live or work in Post Falls? Have you been denied Idaho Workers’ Compensation benefits? Goicoechea Law represents workers injured in Post Falls and throughout North Idaho.
If you have been injured at work, don’t delay. Contact an experienced Idaho work comp lawyer now for a free case review.
Call 208.743.2313 now or visit our workers’ compensation page to request a free Idaho work injury case review.
We handle cases against all Idaho workers’ compensation insurance carriers, including: Idaho State Insurance Fund; Associated Loggers Exchange; Workers’ Compensation Exchange; Liberty Northwest Insurance; Gallagher Bassett; and more.
