The Insurance Carrier isn't Paying My Bills!?
by Christopher Stringham
Most people who get injured at work are surprised when they get their first medical bill denial in the mail from the insurance carrier.…
Should you hire and pay for an attorney in a Federal Workers' Compensation claim?
by Joe Stanistreet
Under the Federal Employees Compensation Act, (FECA), there are two primary benefits to be gained if your claim is accepted by the U.S. Department of Labor Office of Workers Compensation Programs, (OWCP).…
I Was Hurt at Work. When Will I Be Paid?
by Bethany Nicoletti
You are entitled to lost wages if you are out of work for more than 7 days. While the Workers' Compensation system provides for lost wages due to a work-related injury or illness, it often takes a few weeks for you to receive your first check.…
I'm Being Paid - Why Do I Need a Hearing?
by Bethany Nicoletti
The insurance company may initiate payment to you while you are out of work without any direction by the court. However, it is always our practice to request a hearing if you are out of work. We do this for a few reasons.…
First Things First - I Was Hurt At Work
by Bethany Nicoletti
If you suffer an injury at work, the first thing you must do is a see a doctor immediately.…
How to Appeal a Decision in your Federal Workers Compensation Claim
by Kimberly Slimbaugh
You can appeal an Unfavorable decision issued in your Federal Workers Compensation Claim. When the OWCP issues a denial in your claim, they will include information about the four (4) various ways an appeal can be filed.…
Client Testimonials
Dear Bill Crossett, Want to thank you for helping me, for standing by my side, protecting me, and defending me.
- Michael
I worked with Bethany! She is fantastic! Being that I’ve never used worker’s comp. She explained every step and worked tirelessly for my case. I recommend MCV Law to anyone that needs great comp lawyers!
– Christina