F.A.Q

Workers' compensation is a insurance program state-mandated that provides benefits to employees who suffer work-related injuries and illnesses. It also protects employers from potential damages that could cripple a business based on workers’ comp claims.
Workers’ compensation is also referred to as workman’s comp, workman’s compensation, and workers’ comp. Be sure to check with your individual state or speak to a workers compensation attorney as each has its own laws and programs regarding workers' compensation.

Workers’ compensation insurance helps cover medical expenses, lost wages, costs of care, as well as funeral expenses if an employee dies as a result of a job-related accident or illness.

If an employee is hurt on the job, they should immediately report their injury to their supervisor. The injury report should include the date, time, and how the injury happened. Though each state has different requirements about how quickly an injury should be reported, so it’s best to report the injury as soon as possible. Because Job-related illnesses can worsen over up i should get diagnosed as soon as you can.