The Project HELP Program is a cooperative effort between the Washington State Labor Council, the state's business community, and the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries. The goal of the program is to facilitate the early and successful resolution of workers' compensation claims.
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More resources Workers' Compensation Rights and
Responsibilities Resource sheet of important
contact information How to protest a
Dept. of
Labor and Industries decision How to request a claim file About L&I's Office of the
Self-Insured Ombudsman Independent
Medical Exam checklist Board
of Industrial Insurance Appeals: Filing a Workers' Compensation
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Normally, injured workers' claims are resolved without any problems. But when a combination of complex laws and claims issues come together, it may create a situation that's anything but normal. This is why Project HELP was created:
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To expedite claims resolution
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To ensure that all rights are preserved and protected
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To reduce unnecessary litigation
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To provide information and assistance, free of charge
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To offer educational workshops on the fundamentals of workers' compensation
If you need assistance with a workers' compensation claim, contact Project HELP:
1-800-255-9752
Workers' compensation claims assistance online!
Injured workers in Washington state can review their claims online
-- although not all self-insured claims may be accessible.
Set up your
user ID and password, and then you can view your claim information.
For free claims assistance, call Project HELP at 1-800-255-9752.
WSLC List
of Workers' Compensation Attorneys
In response to multiple
requests from injured workers, in particular regarding "structured
settlements" of workers' compensation claims, the Washington
State Labor Council, AFL-CIO has compiled a list
of attorneys (PDF file) in Washington state with workers'
compensation experience. DISCLAIMER: The Washington State Labor Council,
AFL-CIO (WSLC) and Project Help assume no responsibility or liability for
the professional ability or reputation of, or the quality of services
provided by, the following persons or firms. Inclusion on this list is in
no way an endorsement by the WSLC or Project Help. Names are listed
alphabetically, by city, and the order in which they appear has no
significance.
Copyright © 2012 Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO