McVeigh Skiff Attorneys At Law - Vermont Workers' Comp Law Firm
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Benefits for Work Injuries

Over 50 Years of Combined Experience
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Things to Do If You Are Injured at Work

  • Provide notice to your employer
  • File Form 5, which lets the Vermont Department of Labor know that you have suffered an injury
  • Get documentation from your healthcare provider if you are going to miss work due to the work-related injury
  • Contact the worker’s compensation carrier directly
  • Consult with the Vermont Department of Labor or with an attorney prior to signing any forms

Benefits Available to You

  • Medical care
  • Temporary disability
  • Permanent disability
  • Vocational rehabilitation
  • Death benefits

Get Compensation for Injuries at Work

Under Vermont state workers’ compensation law, you are entitled to the reasonable medical care needed to cure or relieve the effects of your work-related injury. Medical care can include doctors, nurses, hospitals, medicine, medical equipment, and any necessary and reasonable medical treatment ordered by a doctor. 

The attorneys at McVeigh Skiff assist you to claim the reimbursement for transportation to and from your treating physician(s), physical therapy, and the pharmacy. You also have the right to choose your doctor(s) after being injured at work. Call us today for a free consultation. We also make emergency consultations.

There is no fee for an initial consultation at our Burlington, Vermont law office. Typically, we work on a contingency basis. This means that you do not owe a fee unless and until you collect a settlement.

Call us today for a free consultation.

(802) 660-2466

(802) 660-2466
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"He was great always kept me informed and went above and beyond what I felt was his job. He seems truly concerned about my case. Like I was the only one he had! I've had other layers but he was by far the best."

- Scott B. | Facebook | Jul 2018

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