Workers' Compensation

Compensation when You are Hurt at Work

If you suffered on-the-job-injuries, you deserve medical treatment and compensation from your employer's workers' compensation insurance policy. Since you have a limited period to file a workers' compensation claim, you should notify your employer about the accident immediately. At The Jones Firm, located in Bellevue, Washington, attorney Dax Jones guides injured workers through the claims process.

It is important to contact us after a work related injury. Many claim denials for workers' compensation occur simply because of filing errors. You can prevent a costly mistake by having us guide you through filing a claim.

Your employer must carry workers' compensation insurance. This insurance policy protects workers and employers from the financial consequences of work related injuries. Under workers' compensation, you may be entitled to receive:

• Necessary medical treatment
• Up to two-thirds of your weekly wage for temporary disability
• Payment for a permanent injury

At The Jones Firm, lawyer Dax Jones also assists families dealing with the tragic loss of a loved one while on the job. We will represent you in a wrongful death claim against a third party responsible for the tragic death.

We advocate for the rights of injured workers throughout all stages of the workers' compensation claims process. From filing the initial claim to appealing an improperly denied claim, we will protect your right to recover for your injuries.

As long as you were injured on the job, you are entitled to file a workers' compensation claim. We represent a variety of workers, including people injured because of a:

• Trucking accident
• Auto accident
• Construction accident
• Dangerous worksite

For more information, contact The Jones Firm for a free initial consultation. We represent people suffering work related back injuries, head injuries, and other serious injuries throughout the state of Washington, including workers in Everett, Tacoma, Kent, and the surrounding areas.