Receiving a Notice of Delay doesn’t mean your claim is denied. It means the insurance company is still investigating your case. While they take their time, you could be missing out on medical care and compensation you deserve.

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Our firm has the answers and experience in how to navigate your claim during the delay status, so you can move forward with your claim with a clear vision on the process towards your compensation.

When you receive this delay notice, it can mean your claim has not been accepted and the status of your claim is in delay.

No, it’s illegal to retaliate for filing a workers’ comp claim, and we can help protect you if it happens.

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A "Notice of Delay of Workers' Compensation Benefits" is a formal notice your employer's workers' compensation carrier sends you to inform you of the status of your claim after you have been hurt on the job.

Received a Notice of Delay?

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Received a Notice of Delay?

A "Notice of Delay of Workers' Compensation Benefits" is a formal notice your employer's workers' compensation carrier sends you to inform you of the status of your claim after you have been hurt on the job.