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At the Lexington law firm of Robert L. Abell, we commit the full financial and legal resources of our firm to helping you receive the workers’ compensation benefits you deserve. Call today to receive a free consultation: 859-254-7076.
You’ve been in your job for several years and have recently learned that you have a pinched nerve and chronic pain due to maintaining an unnatural position while performing your duties at work. It can be very frustrating to suffer an injury at work, wondering if you will be able to continue in your job and if not, how you will pay your bills and support your family.
You need to contact a workers’ compensation lawyer as soon as possible. In reality you are being handled by an insurance company claims adjuster who is trying to make sure you receive the smallest amount of money possible within the terms of their insurance policy with your employer.
You may have thought that workers’ compensation coverage would take care of your expenses and that your employer would be there to help--now when you need it most. You were wrong!
Robert N. Abell has over 20 years experience representing injured workers on their claims to the Kentucky Office of Worker Claims . Whatever your injury, from broken arms to a shattered spine, Attorney Robert Abell is experienced in negotiating the legal aspects of complex medical and work injury cases. If you have been hurt by an on the job injury, under Kentucky Law, you are entitled to benefits. These worker’s compensation benefits cover a wide range of injuries or disabilities acquired in the course of performing your job including:
Contact Kentucky workers’ compensation attorney, Robert L. Abell to learn how he can help you: 859-254-7076.
Robert N. Abell a long time Kentucky workers’ compensation attorney, is familiar with Kentucky workers’ compensation laws. These laws guarantee injured employees reimbursement of lost wages, medical expenses, and a financial settlement. They also cover long and short-term, acquired disabilities and diseases. Unfortunately employers are not always willing to treat their employees fairly and may even try to fire an employee for filing a claim.
The techniques that employers and their insurance companies may use following an on the job accident or employee injury, may attempt to influence you to settle quickly and for minimal compensation. As the victim of a work related injury, you need your own team of legal experts to protect you. At the Kentucky law firm of Robert L. Abell, we commit the full financial and legal resources of our firm to your case. Call today to receive a free consultation: 859-254-7076.
Robert L. Abell has over 20 years of experience dealing with insurance companies and handling workers’ compensation claims in central Kentucky. Since 1987, he has helped clients in Central Kentucky including: Lexington, Fayette County, Central Kentucky, Georgetown, Scott County, Frankfort, Franklin County, Winchester, Clark County, Richmond, Madison County, Nicholasville, Jessamine County, Versailles, Woodford County, Paris, Bourbon County, Williamstown, Grant County, Harrodsburg, Danville, Florence, Lovington, Shelbyville, Berea, Louisville, Lawrenceburg, and Anderson County.
Contact Robert L. Abell, he will evaluate your case and answer all of your questions before pursuing a lawsuit on your behalf. Contact Robert Abell today: 859-254-7076!
Description: The Department of Workers' Claims is the agency primarily charged with the administration of the Kentucky program and has exclusive jurisdiction over workers' compensation claims. Approximately 80,000 employers and 1.7 million employees are covered under Kentucky's workers' compensation law.
Robert Abell
120 North Upper Street
Lexington, KY 40507
Phone: (859) 254-7076
Fax: (859) 281-6541
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