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In response to "Poll: how bad would you have to be "injured" before you'd file a workman's comp claim? " by Dr.Vermin

ok ... this is just from my perspective as an insurance agent - but you should always "report" the injury - and I think most companies allow the

Posted by JenBro Sep 9 '10, 13:33

employer to simply pay for minor claims so they won't count against them - but have it recorded or filed - just in case something later develops where the injured employee WOULD want to claim the benefits ... things like back injuries are a good example of this. just my opinion

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Hmm. This is good perspective. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Sep 9, 13:39 3
- Thanks :D ... just had something like this come up recently and believe me - it pays to have it recorded - then everyone's happy when needs are being - JenBro Sep 9, 13:43 2
  - nobody likes a workers comp know it all, jenbro -- nm - bugsy Sep 9, 13:44 1
    - you're probably quite right ... but at least Amoxy & Kim are supporting my opinion here :D - JenBro Sep 9, 13:53

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ok ... this is just from my perspective as an insurance agent - but you should always "report" the injury - and I think most companies allow the

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