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Why do injured workers turn to attorneys in workers’ compensation cases?

There are four system failures that lead to litigation.

By Joe Rubinsztain | Updated on June 28, 2018

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Workers’ compensation relies on, and adds complexity to the U.S. health care system, which is already one of the most complicated and inefficient in the industrialized world.

Workers’ compensation is a complicated and litigious market. Many of the headlines we see revolve around settlements paid out in court. Some believe litigation is the consequence of injured workers who collaborate with attorneys to take advantage of the system, but data paints a different picture.

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