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If an employer suspects that an injury allegedly sustained on the job is not work related, what should the employer do?

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If an employer suspects that an injury allegedly sustained on the job is not work related, what should the employer do?

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If the worker misses two or more days of work or visits a medical provider on more than two occasions, then the employer is legally bound to file a C-2 Form. However, the employer should contact the Lovell Claims Department as soon as possible and notify us that they believe the case should be investigated and/or denied. Our staff will advise as to the proper wording on the C-2 and then investigate the questionable claim, or authorize the employer s carrier to do so. We will assist in determining whether the worker had a pre-existing medical condition and, ultimately, if the case is adjudicated at a hearing before the Workers Compensation Board, Lovell will advise the carrier on litigation strategies.

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