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What Is the Importance of Communication in Workers’ Compensation Cases?

Workers' compensation is a lifeline for employees who have suffered injuries in the course of their employment. It provides financial security while you recover and plan your return to work. However, [...]

Why Should You Report Minor Work Injuries?

Minor injuries sustained in the workplace, like cuts or bruises, may seem inconsequential. Yet, even small injuries have a risk of complications down the line, so employees should consider reporting t[...]

Appealing a Denied Workers’ Compensation Claim

Since 2013, the initial workers’ compensation claim denial rate, which was already high, has increased by 20%. Many Claims Examiners deny claims for technical reasons, such as a failure to submit t[...]

Mitch Kline wins in the Appellate Court

Mitch Kline recently won an appeal in the Illinois Appellate Court. The case was against the Chicago Pension Board. Mitch was representing a Chicago police officer, who had worked fifteen years[...]

What to Expect in a Workers’ Compensation Claim

About a hundred years ago, workers and management agreed on the Grand Bargain. Injured workers gave up their right to sue in court. Management funded a no-fault insurance system which sped financial r[...]

MITCH KLINE WINS IN APPELLATE COURT

Mitch Kline’s client, a fifteen-year veteran of the Chicago Police Department, was injured on duty. Her dispatcher had sent her to a high crime area, after a Federal Express driver was robbed at “[...]

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