Cincinnati Work Injury Attorneys Helping You Return to Work

You may have spent your entire adulthood working in the same profession. Now, your work-related injuries may have prevented you from completing the tasks that at one time seemed second nature. The questions surrounding your ability to return to work may not be answered with a simple response, but we will try to make this time as smooth as possible for you.

Helping You Return To Work After a Work Injury

At The Harris Firm, we have more than 40 years of experience representing injured workers facing similar crossroads. We understand the nuances involved in determining if you will be able to re-enter the workforce. Our Cincinnati workers’ compensation attorneys will take every measure possible to make sure your claim administrator and treating doctor have accurate information to make decisions that could affect your employment opportunities. Contact our Ohio workers’ compensation attorneys to learn more about the vocational rehabilitation and job training resources available.

Ohio Workers’ Compensation Attorneys Helping You Get Back on Your Feet

Eventually, your workers’ compensation benefits could run out. We want you to be in the best position possible to bring in a paycheck, if you become faced with this reality. Even if your treating doctor says you can return to work with restrictions, your employer may not be able to reasonably accommodate those restrictions. In that case, you cannot be required to return to your job but would be eligible for disability benefits and vocational rehabilitation training. Our workers’ compensation attorneys want to make sure you know what vocational rehabilitation services are available to you, such as:

• Interview training
• On-the-job training
• Resume and job application training
• Job search assistance

If you are eligible for vocational rehabilitation, you will work directly with a case manager. This person would have extensive experience finessing resumes and cover letters to help you effectively market yourself to employers. Case managers can also guide you through the process of searching for the right job.