Under what circumstances might my disability benefits be suspended or terminated?

Posted on July 1, 2008 by Seth Bader
The following could jeopardize an injured worker's right to workers' compensation; however, there are exceptions, so if you are concerned that you may have or might jeopardize your right to workers' compensation, we strongly recommend contacting an experienced workers' compensation attorney.
  • Failing to promptly report an on-the-job injury
  • Refusing to submit to a drug test after an accident
  • Submitting fraudulent information for the purpose of obtaining workers' compensation
  • Failing to attempt a suitable job
  • Working while receiving Temporary Total Disability Benefits (TTD Benefits)
  • Refusing to submit to a medical examination by the Authorized Treating Physician
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