I got into a car accident at work, I'm a mechanic. They are making me pay outright and not going through insurance. What do I do
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Read More Answered By: Robert Sher |
You are entitled to be covered by worker's compensation as an employee. Your employer should have notified its worker's comp carrier about this and a claim should have been opened. You should not have to pay any of the medical bills for this injury, and if you had to miss time from work, you should receive compensation from worker's comp. You need to contact an attorney who handles these cases so your rights can be protected. |
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