After MMI: What should you do when the Final Admission arrives?

Once you are discharged by the doctor for your Colorado work injury there's a number of things you can do (and shouldn't do) before the Final Admission of Liability arrives. It's an important document that starts the clock ticking to close your claim.
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This video is designed to provide accurate and authoritative information regarding the workers’ compensation law in Colorado. This information is given with the understanding that this video does not create an attorney client relationship. Since the details of your situation are fact dependent; you should contact us to advise you how the law affects your particular circumstances.

[@Arythmnmaker1]

Excellent presentation with thorough information and professional.

[@Leti1971]

On my workers comp doctor's report he wrote 3% and the MMI doctor said it was a 3% impairment, but my workers comp adjuster told me the doctor had given me a 7% rating and I was going to get compensated for that. I'm confused, I guess they talk things over and come up with a different decision, thing is in my doctor's report IT IS WRITTEN 3%. My final admissions letter is on it's way, let's see what rating they gave me there. Is this good or bad? I live in Colorado.

[@geno1398]

Does MMI stop wage benefits right away?

[@KaplanMorrellLaw]

In Colorado the checks have to keep coming (so long as you still have restrictions) until there is an impairment rating the insurance company can lawfully admit to paying. Then all checks sent after MMI go toward paying that impairment rating.

[@thelailamarie]

Do you only do for Colorado? I’m in Tx and need someone.

[@personalinjuryshow]

Very helpful information, thanks for sharing.

[@KaplanMorrellLaw]

Thank you!

[@robjohnson1807]

Do u help people in texas

[@brittonmorrell9777]

Sorry! We only do Colorado.