Workplace Injury Claims
The attorneys at Klezmer Maudlin assist injured workers at all stages of a worker’s comp claim and are dedicated to getting the maximum settlement. Attorneys Randy Klezmer and Nathan Maudlin have represented thousands of injured workers before the Indiana Worker’s Compensation Board.
Our areas of assistance include:
- Permanent Partial Impairment disputes
- Future medical disputes
- Independent Medical Examinations
- Permanent Total Disability
- Physician disputes
- Wage disputes
- Denied claims
- Occupational Disease claims
- Product Liability claims
- Third Party claims
- Jones’ Act cases (FELA)
- Death benefits
Klezmer Maudlin is proud to offer free telephone and email consultations. If you need assistance with a workplace injury claim or are not receiving the benefits you deserve, call or email us for a free case evaluation. We will investigate your workplace injury to determine the cause and identify all liable parties. Our attorneys are known for their thorough preparation and dedication to their clients’ cases.
If you’ve been injured on the job, you can rely on the accomplished Indiana worker’s compensation attorneys at Klezmer Maudlin.
Klezmer Maudlin represents worker's compensation clients throughout the state of Indiana with office locations in Indianapolis, Evansville and Fort Wayne, Indiana. If you have a question or would like a free case evaluation, complete the form below.
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