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Worker’s Compensation Attorney – Louisiana

If you were injured on the job, Louisiana law entitles you to medical care and wage benefits — regardless of who was at fault.

Workers’ compensation statutes exist to ensure that employees injured or disabled on the job aren’t left covering their own medical bills, and receive compensation for lost wages and permanent physical impairments. In exchange, employees generally give up the right to sue their employer for pain and suffering.

Navigating that system without help is harder than it should be. Employers and their insurance carriers have experienced claims teams working to limit what you receive. An attorney levels that playing field.

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What Louisiana Workers’ Compensation Covers

A valid workers’ compensation claim can provide benefits including:

  • Medical treatment for your work-related injury or illness
  • Temporary total disability benefits while you’re unable to work
  • Permanent partial or total disability benefits for lasting impairments
  • Supplemental earnings benefits if you return to work at reduced wages
  • Death benefits for dependents of workers killed in work-related accidents

Louisiana law also gives you the right to choose your own treating physician — a right that matters significantly when the quality of your medical care affects the value of your claim.

When You May Need an Attorney

Workers’ compensation is supposed to be straightforward, but claims are frequently disputed, delayed, or undervalued. You should speak with an attorney if:

  • Your employer or their insurer has denied your claim
  • Your benefits have been reduced or cut off
  • You’re being pressured to return to work before you’re ready
  • Your injury has resulted in permanent disability
  • A third party’s negligence contributed to your injury — you may have a claim outside of workers’ comp as well

Free Consultation — Northshore & Southshore

Slidell office: 401 Pontchartrain Dr., Slidell, LA 70458 — 985.645.0088
Metairie office: 4608 Rye St., Metairie, LA 70006 — 504.525.7272