Do I Qualify?
The worker's compensation program is available to compensate employees whose hearing has been impaired as a result of noisy work employment. Workplace noise need not "cause" the hearing loss. It only needs to contribute to the loss. Exposure to "noisy employment" for just 90 days may result in a compensable loss.
Click here to contact a Johnson Law Offices Representative to see if you qualify for hearing loss worker's compensation.
Upcoming Meetings
2/22: Onalaska Meeting with Beltone
2/24: Shawano Meeting with Phil Heistad 2/27: Green Bay Retired Laborers Meeting
2/22: Onalaska Meeting with Beltone
2/24: Shawano Meeting with Phil Heistad 2/27: Green Bay Retired Laborers Meeting
Johnson Law Offices Facts
- Practicing Worker's Comp Law Since 1983
- 100% Focused on Hearing Loss Claims
- Helped Thousands of WI Workers Receive Benefits
- Approximately 95% of All JLO Claims Receive Compensation
- Average Claims Range from $7,500 to $15,000
- State Law Caps Awards at $65,232*
Always feel free to ask Johnson Law Offices about the process, the law or an individual case. The legal, medical and audiometric questions that come into play in a worker's compensation hearing loss claim can be complicated. The claims require attention to detail mixed with an ability to work well with hearing impaired retirees and their families, especially spouses, and their hearing health care professionals.
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