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1/17/12, 10:52 am

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Isn't it the employer's responsibility to inform an injured employee that there is a time limit to file a workmans comp claim?

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Honestly it's not. You have to look out for you which is why most people get an attorney. Hopefully it's not too late....

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Mike Helfand

No. Your employer has no fiduciary duty to tell you about the governing laws. ...

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