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What do I do if my employer has fired me in retaliation for filing a workers compensation claim?

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What do I do if my employer has fired me in retaliation for filing a workers compensation claim?

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It is illegal for your employer to fire you for filing a workers compensation claim. However, the workers’ compensation law does not require your employer to hold your position until you can return to work. We will help you to know and understand your benefits and rights. I have suffered a serious injury (paralysis, brain damage, RSD, herniated disc, repetitive trauma, etc.) do I need help in understanding my legal rights? Yes, you absolutely do. The insurance carrier may not advise you of all of the benefits to which you may be entitled. For example, the insurance carrier may not tell you that you are entitled to attendant care, specialized transportation, home modifications and other benefits too numerous to mention. These are important benefits for you to be aware of. Can I receive social security benefits, in-the-line of duty disability benefits, short-term or long-term disability benefits and workers compensation benefits at the same time? Yes, you may receive some of these benefi

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