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by Anonymous on January 30th, 2005

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If I'm bitten by a spider at work, do I have a valid Worker's Compensation claim even though I can't prove that I was bitten at work and not at home?

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  • by qwerty on October 13th, 2009

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    in most states you have 72 hrs to report an injusry, the sooner the better though
    if you are in this time frame ur good
    a word of warning though, work would have to prove that you are a fraud and didn't get bitten at work and don't milk this, if you can work don't try to get out of it or get 'paid' from it
    you have a thin case
    what you should expect if your employer to pay for the medical

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