When injured at work, it’s important to take the right steps afterward. The injured worker may have options that they hadn’t considered. In cases like car accidents occurring while the worker is on the clock, they can seek workers’ comp and file an additional lawsuit against the driver whose negligence caused the accident. To learn more, we spoke with Brian MacKenzie. Brian MacKenzie is an attorney with MacKenzie Law Firm in Denver, Colorado. Brian has represented personal injury victims since 1995. He is currently licensed in Colorado and Michigan, and he has handled personal injury cases throughout the United States.
“Statistically, people do better when they hire attorneys than when they don’t,” he says.
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0:24 - What is the difference between a workers’ comp claim and a third party negligence claim?
1:49 - If someone is injured on the job, what steps should they take afterward?
2:30 - How can you tell if you have a workers’ comp claim and/or a third party claim?
3:45 - When do you need to get an attorney involved? Do you need one?
4:46 - What if my workers’ comp claim is denied?
5:19 - Can an attorney help you figure out if you have a third party claim?
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