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What if the injured employees claim is denied by workers compensation?

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What if the injured employees claim is denied by workers compensation?

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If the injured employee’s claim is denied, the employee should be notified of the reasons for the denial by receipt of a Form WC-1, and/or WC3, Notice to Controvert, which is filed with the Board by the claims administrator. The employee has the right to request a hearing before the State Board of Workers’ Compensation if he or she disagrees with the denial of the claim.

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