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What will happen if I refuse to sign a final receipt or supplemental agreement?

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What will happen if I refuse to sign a final receipt or supplemental agreement?

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Your employer has the right to file a notice of suspension of benefits where you have returned to work at wages equal to or greater than your pre-injury wages. In order to do so, your employer or your insurance company must send written notice of the suspension to you. Once you have received notice of suspension, you have twenty days to file a challenge to the notice. If you do not do so, the notice of suspension will have the same effect as a supplemental agreement and your benefits will be suspended.

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