Can you receive compansation for damages when suing an insurance company for workmans comp. in the state of Maine for a work related injury?
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Read More Answered By: David Marchese |
There are circumstances where you can receive workers compensation and sue for additional damages. There would have to be a third party who caused your injuries...not your employer or your co-employees. Examples are: (1) If another company/person caused your injury, or (2) if you were hurt because of a piece of equipment that was designed improperly; in those cases you may have another claim. I'd be happy to speak with you. |
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