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by Anonymous on January 17th, 2008

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I tripped at work and hurt my knee. My employers do not want to file my injury on workman's comp they want to pay my insurance premium and all the co-pays. Should I do this and if so what are my rights long term?

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  • by AmberM on May 28th, 2009

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    You have 3 years to file a wc claim against any employer. If you feel your employer is trustworthy go ahead and handle it in house. If things get crazy you can still file a claim.

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