FAQs Frequently Asked Questions – Worker’s Compensation

Does Flanagan Law take on workers’ compensation cases?

Answer: No, Flanagan Law exclusively handles motor vehicle accident cases. While workers’ compensation is a critical area of law that supports employees injured on the job, our firm is dedicated to providing expert representation in motor vehicle accident claims. This allows us to focus our expertise on securing the best possible outcomes for our clients involved in car, truck, motorcycle, and other vehicular accidents.

Can Flanagan Law help me file a workers’ compensation claim?

Answer: No, Flanagan Law does not offer workers’ compensation services. We understand that navigating a workers’ compensation claim can be complex, but our firm’s focus remains solely on motor vehicle accidents. For assistance with workers’ compensation, it is advisable to seek a firm that specializes in this area to ensure you receive the appropriate guidance and representation.

Is workers’ compensation a specialty of Flanagan Law?

Answer: No, the firm focuses exclusively on motor vehicle accident cases. At Flanagan Law, we pride ourselves on being experts in motor vehicle accident law, which allows us to provide high-quality, focused legal services. We believe that by specializing in one area, we can offer the best representation and achieve optimal results for our clients.

Does Flanagan Law offer consultations on workers’ compensation claims?

Answer: No, Flanagan Law does not offer workers’ compensation consultations. Our consultations are designed to assist individuals who have been involved in motor vehicle accidents. If you need advice on a workers’ compensation issue, we recommend contacting a law firm that specializes in workers’ compensation to ensure you receive the most accurate and relevant advice.

Does Flanagan Law refer workers’ compensation claims to other firms?

Answer: No, the firm does not handle or refer workers’ compensation claims. We focus entirely on motor vehicle accidents, ensuring that our clients receive the best possible representation in this specific area of law. For workers’ compensation matters, it’s important to consult with a firm that has expertise in that field.

Can I book a workers’ compensation consultation with Flanagan Law?

Answer: No, Flanagan Law only handles motor vehicle accident claims. We encourage those seeking legal assistance with workers’ compensation to reach out to a firm that specializes in this type of law. Our commitment is to provide top-tier legal services for those affected by motor vehicle accidents.

Does Flanagan Law work with other firms on workers’ compensation claims?

Answer: No, Flanagan Law does not collaborate on workers’ compensation cases. Our legal team is fully dedicated to motor vehicle accident cases, allowing us to provide expert advice and representation in this area. For workers’ compensation issues, you should consult with a dedicated workers’ compensation attorney.

Will Flanagan Law represent workers’ compensation clients in court?

Answer: No, the firm exclusively represents motor vehicle accident clients in court. Our attorneys have extensive experience in litigating motor vehicle accident cases, ensuring that our clients receive the best possible outcome. For workers’ compensation litigation, we advise seeking a lawyer who specializes in that field.

Are workers’ compensation cases part of Flanagan Law’s legal services?

Answer: No, the firm only specializes in motor vehicle accident cases. By focusing exclusively on motor vehicle accidents, we are able to offer specialized knowledge and advocacy for our clients in this area. If you need legal assistance with workers’ compensation, it is important to contact a firm that provides these services.

What should I do if I have a workers’ compensation issue?

Answer: If you have a workers’ compensation issue, it’s essential to contact a legal expert who specializes in workers’ compensation law. These professionals are equipped to guide you through the process, ensuring that your rights are protected and that you receive the benefits you are entitled to.