If you have found this website, it is likely you have suffered a work injury and have now learned how difficult the workers' compensation process can be for federal employees. If you need help, feel free to call me to discuss your situation: (215) 545-2132. For 25+ years, I have been an advocate for injured federal workers.
My constant and sometimes frustrating dealings with the OWCP are the inspiration behind my blog. Read it to keep up to date about important issues affecting your benefits. When the Federal Workers' Compensation program was created in 1916, you may not have needed a lawyer. However, the way the program is administered today causes many workers to be denied benefits to which they are entitled.
My constant and sometimes frustrating dealings with the OWCP are the inspiration behind my blog. Read it to keep up to date about important issues affecting your benefits. When the Federal Workers' Compensation program was created in 1916, you may not have needed a lawyer. However, the way the program is administered today causes many workers to be denied benefits to which they are entitled.
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I represent injured federal employees throughout the US and overseas with their federal workers' compensation claims. My clients include federal air marshals, USPS letter carriers, DEA agents and more. I have more than 25 years of experience in this area and have advised over 19,000 injured workers.
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If your work injury has had a permanent effect on one of various "rateable" body parts, you may be entitled to an impairment rating, also known as a schedule award. You are compensated for the loss of use of that body part. You must be alive to claim a schedule award; otherwise there is no time limitation.
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Always keep a copy of what you submit, and make sure you have proof that you submitted the form. Complete the employee portion of the form and turn it in to your supervisor no later than 30 days following an injury. Make sure you get a "receipt of notice" from your supervisor. Be aware that workers are sometimes told to file recurrence claims when they should be filing new injury claims.
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