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It is not uncommon for a worker in Colorado to have a pre-existing medical condition or injury at the time of suffering a new injury at work. Unfortunately, a pre-existing condition can lead to challenges during a workers’ compensation claim. An insurance company may unfairly use this as a reason to deny the claim...

Getting injured at work might be the last thing you expect when you clock in for a day's shift. It is normal to feel confused or overwhelmed about what to do in this situation. It is important, however, to take certain steps to protect your future. The following are five things that you should...

A workers’ compensation claim in Colorado can be the simplest way to get reimbursed for your medical bills and lost wages connected to an occupational injury or illness. This system provides a safety net for injured workers so that they do not have to pay out of pocket for injuries that arise due to...

If you suffer an injury or illness at work that interferes with your ability to do your job, Colorado’s workers’ compensation system can make up for your lost wages until you can return to work (if possible). Although workers’ comp will not cover 100 percent of your lost income, it can still help you...

You do not have to prove that someone else caused your work-related injury or illness to qualify for workers’ compensation in Colorado. You do, however, need to provide evidence that you suffered a bodily injury or illness that is related to your occupation before an insurance company will offer benefits. Although every case is...