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Colorado Workers' Compensation Lawyer · Denver Workers' Comp Law Offices

The Eley Law Firm has protected the rights of injured workers since 1983. Workers' compensation is all we do, and we do it well. If you have questions about your workers' compensation rights, you are welcome to call for a free consultation with an experienced Colorado workers' compensation attorney.

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Eley Law Firm 1873 South Bellaire Street, Suite 1200 | Denver CO 80222 | Phone: 720.279.9172 or 866. 458.6360
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• Colorado Workers' Compensation
  • No-Fault Work Injuries
  • Disability Ratings
  • Lost Wages
  • Permanent Disability
  • Medical Benefits
  • Medical Benefits: Choosing a Doctor
  • Lump Sum Payments
  • Re-Opening a Closed Case
  • Rehabilitation Rights
  • Dependency and Death Benefits
  • Extremity Ratings
  • Whole Person Ratings
  • Disfigurement Benefits
  • Nurse Case Managers and Your Rights
• Types of Injuries
  • Head Injuries
  • Neck Injuries
  • Back Injuries
  • Heart Attack: Unusual Exertion Requirement
  • Repetitive Lifting Injuries
  • Knee Injury/Meniscus Tear
  • Lifting/Pushing/Turning/Pulling Injuries
  • CRPS, RSD
  • Amputations
  • Occupational Disease
  • Asbestos Exposure
  • Intervening Injury
• Questions People Ask Us
  • How Do I Make a Colorado Workers' Compensation Claim?
  • What Should I Never Tell an Adjuster?
  • What Determines a Work-Related Injury?
  • Should I Claim Workers' Comp on My Taxes?
  • What If I Have a Pre-existing Injury?
  • What If I Am Permanently Totally Disabled?
  • Does Workers' Comp Protect My Job?
  • How Is Workers' Comp Settlement Determined?
  • Can I Get Permanent Disability in a Lump Sum?
  • How Can I Deal With the Stress of a Job Injury?
  • More Q&A About Workers' Compensation
  • Can I File a Claim in Colorado After Moving?
• Help for Injured Workers
  • Workers' Comp for Corrections Officers
  • Workers' Comp for Police Officers
  • Workers' Comp for Health Care Workers
  • Workers' Comp for Construction Workers
  • Workers' Comp for Warehouse Workers
  • Workers' Comp for Firefighters, EMTs
  • Third-Party Liability
• Workers' Compensation
  • What Your Adjuster May Not Tell You
  • Why You Can't Sue Your Employer
  • Why You Need a Lawyer
  • Workers' Compensation Terms
  • Workers' Compensation Forms
  • Statute of Limitations
• Pursuing Your Workers' Compensation Claim
  • Reporting the Injury to Your Employer
  • Filing Your Claim
  • Reporting the Injury to Your Doctor
    • Ongoing Appointments With Your Doctor
    • Reporting All of Your Symptoms
    • If Your Doctor Is Not Paying Attention
  • The Hearing Process
    • The Discovery
    • Your Medical Records
    • Pre-Existing Conditions
  • Final Admission of Liability
• Returning to Work
  • Work Restrictions and Temporary Benefits
  • Your Behavior Upon Returning to Work
  • Harassment Upon Returning to Work