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Our law firm specializes in workers' compensation & employment law. Contact us at (417) 719-4774 and see how The Page Law Group can help you navigate through your case.
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Our law firm specializes in workers' compensation & employment law. Contact us at (417) 719-4774 and see how The Page Law Group can help you navigate through your case.
Our law firm does not get paid until we have reached a successful outcome in your workers’ compensation case. For employment law cases, we will assess each one on an individual basis for a legal consultation. Our commitment for excellence can only be matched by the personal attention we devote to each client.
We have a vast amount of experience in injuries involving the back, neck, shoulders, and knees as well as repetitive motion injuries, toxic chemical exposure, and COVID-related workplace illnesses.
We will fiercely defend the rights of workers in Unemployment benefits, Sexual harassment cases as well as Employment and Severance agreements.
Ms. Stacey Page of The Page Law Group LLC has been defending the rights of workers for more than 22 years. We will work with you to get the compensation you are entitled to. If your rights have been violated or you have been injured at work, don't wait to file a claim. We offer free consultations for all worker's compensation cases. Contact us to get professional help for your case today!
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For all claims after August 27th, 2005, you must notify your Employer of your work-related injury within thirty (30) days. If you have a repetitive trauma injury such as carpal tunnel syndrome, you must inform your Employer within 30 days of the medical diagnosis of this condition by a physician. Your injury date for a repetitive type trauma will most likely be the date of the diagnosis. It is always better to err on the side of caution and report all significant injuries (excluding minor scrapes that are treatable on site) so that you do not confront this problem of not notifying your Employer in a timely manner. If you injure yourself at work and do not report it within the 30-day timeframe, then your claim may be denied as the Employer has the right to select your medical providers. If you report your injury in a timely manner and your Employer does not send you for medical treatment, then you may select your own medical providers. However, notice to the Employer should be communicated in writing, if possible. If you have been injured on the job and have further questions about your claim, please call The Page Law Group LLC at (417) 719-4774 for a free consultation.
Do you have a challenging case? Get a free worker's compensation consultation today! Contact us with any questions or concerns you may have. Se Habla Español.
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