Colorado Lawyers Representing the Rights of Injured Workers
Have you received an admission letter from your insurance company?
Since 1982, the workers' compensation and Social Security disability attorneys at Sullivan Sullivan and McGuire have protected the rights and interests of the injured and disabled in Denver. We work to answer questions and provide exceptional personal service for our clients.
To schedule a free initial consultation with a member of our legal team, please contact us. All Social Security disability and workers' compensation cases are handled on a contingency basis. That means you owe no attorneys' fees until we obtain results for you.
Types of Admission Letters
There are two admission of liability letters sent in cases of workers' compensation : a general admission letter and a final admission letter. Both require acknowledgement by the recipient within a specific period of time, usually 30 days. Failure to respond may result in the closing of a case and the denial of further financial benefits. To best protect your opportunities for medical care and financial benefits, it is important to speak with a lawyer promptly after any workplace injury.
If you have not contacted a workers' compensation attorney upon receipt of the first letter, it is imperative to do so when you receive the second, final admission letter. In most cases, the final admission letter is the single, most important document in the workers' compensation case. By working with an attorney, you may be able to improve the financial payout by the insurance company and to continue maintenance medical care.
Free Consultation With an Attorney
At Sullivan Sullivan and McGuire, we never charge for a consultation, phone call or our time unless you sign a contract with us. Contact us to learn how we can help you maximize your financial settlement.
For a free consultation, call us toll free at 866-662-9674.
