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How should I send the Application for Adjustment of claim if the statute of limitations is in question?

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How should I send the Application for Adjustment of claim if the statute of limitations is in question?

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If the statute of limitations is in question or you are very close to the statute of limitations the Application should be sent via certified mail or the date of filing will be the date that the Board received your document.

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If the statute of limitations is in question or you are very close to the statute of limitations the Application should be sent via certified mail or the date of filing will be the date that the Board received your document. Q: Can I be fired for filing a workers’ compensation claim? A: You cannot be fired because you filed a workers’ compensation claim nor can a witness be fired. You should consult an attorney if you think you were fired for one of these reasons. Q: Is my workers compensation check taxable? A: No, Workers Compensation is not taxable. This is why you are paid only 66 2/3 of your average weekly wage. Q: Can I go to my own doctor? A: In Indiana the employer directs medical care. If you do not feel that you are receiving adequate medical care you may file an Application for adjustment of Claim with the Workers Compensation Board. Make sure that you always communicate with your employer regarding medical care! Q: Should I get an attorney? A: The Board always recommends tha

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