Settling A Denied Workers Comp Claim
Workers Compensation Attorney Joe Miller, Esq. explains why, in some circumstances, you may be approached for settlement of your case, even though it has been denied by the workers comp insurance company. Should you consider settling, even though you may be headed for Hearing? Joe discusses some general scenarios and factors that may go into such a decision.
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