Another company, another claim
Hurt by someone who isn't your employer
Workers' compensation pays whoever employs you. If someone else caused the injury, they may owe you more.
A driver who hit you on a delivery. A contractor whose crane dropped a load. A machine that failed because it was built wrong. Comp covers you either way, and a separate claim against the other party can cover what comp doesn't, like pain and the pay it never replaces.
The insurer that paid your comp benefits may be repaid from what's recovered. We work out the numbers and tell you what you would keep before you decide anything.
Crashes on the road during a work trip
Defective tools and machinery
Injuries caused by another contractor on a site
Hazards a property owner ignored
Two claims, one injury
How the two claims fit together
Comp keeps paying
Your medical care and wage benefits continue while the second claim is worked out.
The other side is different
A company or driver who caused the injury answers to a separate claim, with its own rules and deadlines.
One lawyer for both
Dalbir handles both, so the paperwork on one claim doesn't undercut the other.
Was someone else involved? Tell us.
Write down who and what you remember. We will tell you whether a second claim is worth looking at.
No recovery, no fee. Costs are explained in your fee agreement before you sign.