Many injured workers are surprised to learn that Michigan workers' comp insurance companies can legally spy on them during a claim. Private investigators may follow employees, record daily activities, or search social media for anything that can be used to question the legitimacy of an injury. Even harmless tasks can be taken out of context and used to reduce benefits. Staying cautious and protecting your privacy is essential. If surveillance is being used against you, Michigan Workers Comp Lawyers of Detroit can help protect your rights.
Practice context
Workers Compensation
Injured workers may have remedies beyond the workers' compensation system when a third party — an equipment manufacturer, a subcontractor, or an unsafe property owner — contributed to the accident. Third-party liability claims are not subject to workers' comp exclusivity and can recover damages for pain and suffering that comp benefits do not cover.
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My experience with this law office was the best thanks to lawyer Richard Hogg!
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