Thomas Marchese - Columbus Workers Comp Lawyer

07/24/2023

If you've filed, or are thinking about filing a workers' compensation claim, you might be wondering if you need to hire an attorney.

In this article, we'll go over the areas where a workers' comp attorney can help with your claim so that you can make an informed decision and have the best possible outcome.

Greetings! Accidents at the workplace can be quite challenging to deal with, but luckily, workers’ compensation is there to help. However, the legal aspects can be overwhelming, which is why having a professional workers’ compensation attorney on your side can make all the difference.

07/20/2023

1. SEEK MEDICAL CARE IMMEDIATELY
Even seemingly minor injuries can turn into major problems if left untreated. What you might think is a strained muscle could actually be an injury with long-term effects. Better to be safe than sorry.

2. NOTIFY YOUR EMPLOYER
Informing your employer that you've been injured on the job can mean the difference between receiving benefits and having your claim denied. It's a critical step.

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Here is a graphic showing the critical steps to follow to help you get the maximum benefits that you and your family deserve.

04/24/2023

ZERO COST UNTIL WE WIN. For 30+ yrs, workers comp is all we do. Columbus workers comp attorney Tom Marchese will personally handle your case.

12/16/2022

How Long Does it Take to Settle a Workers’ Compensation Case?

How Long Does it Take to Settle a Workers’ Compensation Case by Thomas Marchese | Workers Comp The three most important things to remember about a workers’ compensation settlement are:   Settlements are voluntary. No one can force you to settle your case for an amount you don’t agree with. Mo...

09/23/2022

Workers’ comp benefits do not replace all of your lost wages, and if you are a noncustodial parent with child support obligations, a significant reduction in your monthly income can be a big concern.

Can Workers’ Comp Benefits Be Garnished? by Thomas Marchese | Workers Comp When you get injured on the job, workers’ compensation benefits can cover your medical bills and replace some of your lost wages. This system gives workers the time and financial support to recover from their injuries and...

07/21/2022

Cases involving workers’ compensation can occasionally be resolved quickly (within a few weeks or months), but most can take years to settle. Each case is unique and will have a different time frame for settlement.

We'll cover the basics and what can prolong your Workers' Comp settlement in this article.

How long does it take to settle a Workers’ Comp claim? by Thomas Marchese | Workers Comp Cases involving workers’ compensation can occasionally be resolved quickly (within a few weeks or months), but most can take years to settle. On average, a workers’ compensation case will be settled within...

04/29/2022

In this article, we’ll answer some of the questions that we hear most often.

Workers’ Compensation Frequently Asked Questions by Thomas Marchese | Workers Comp In this article, we’ll answer some of the questions that we hear most often. 1. What is a workers’ comp injury? “An injury whether caused by external or accidental means or accidental in character and result r...

01/26/2022

12/20/2021

If you received a denial for your workers’ compensation claim, doesn’t mean you’re out of options.

What to do when your workers’ compensation claim is denied. by Thomas Marchese | Workers Comp Just because you received a denial for your workers’ compensation claim, doesn’t mean you’re out of options. You may still be able to file an appeal. A workers’ compensation denial letter can be a...

11/22/2021

Many are working partially or fully from home, which raises questions about the workers’ compensation system, especially if you’re injured during work hours. You could be left wondering, can I get workers comp if I’m a remote worker?

Can You Get Workers’ Comp While Working From Home? by Thomas Marchese | Workers CompRemote work was already on the rise in Ohio before the pandemic. Now, many are working partially or fully from home, and while this is a win for flexibility, it also raises questions about the workers’ compensati...