Category: L&I

In Washington state, about one-third of workers’ compensation claims are handled by self-insured employers, companies that choose to manage and pay claims directly rather than…

Receiving a denial on your workers’ compensation claim can be discouraging — especially when you’re already dealing with medical appointments, lost wages, and uncertainty…

When you’re injured on the job, navigating the Washington State workers’ compensation system can feel overwhelming. One of the most critical milestones in your…

A work-related injury doesn’t just affect your health — it can jeopardize your ability to do your job. For many injured workers in Washington,…

If you’ve been injured on the job in Washington state and are now earning less than you did before your injury, you may be…

If you’re recovering from a workplace injury or dealing with an occupational illness, Washington state’s workers’ compensation system offers a range of benefits to…

When Washington state workers are hurt or become ill due to their jobs, they often wonder, “Should I file an industrial injury claim or an…

If you’re a Washington state employee and you get injured on the job, one acronym you’ll hear a lot is L&I — short for…

If you’ve been hurt on the job in Washington and can’t work while you recover, you may qualify for time-loss compensation through the Department…