Injured or ill workers may be entitled to additional benefits if their injury or partially or total permanent.<\/p>\n
Permanent Partial Impairment (PPI) Benefits.<\/strong> \u201cSeparate benefits are payable for the permanent loss of use of a body part such as an arm, leg, finger, or eye. Vision and hearing loss, as well as disfigurement may also be compensated. This does not include the back, neck or body as a whole. Benefits are for a specific number of weeks depending on the percentage of loss. The employee can receive these benefits while working if maximum medical improvement has been reached.\u201d These impairments are called ratings and are expressed as a percentage of impairment. To learn more about ratings, WATCH THIS VIDEO.<\/a><\/p>\n Permanent and Total Disability.<\/strong> \u201cLifetime wage benefits may be payable if an individual loses both hands, arms, feet, legs, eyes, or any two in the same accident, or is paralyzed or disabled from a severe brain injury.\u201d If you have received an injury to two ratable body parts and these injuries interfere with your ability to work, you may be looking at permanent and total disability benefits. If this is you, then you may have a much more significant case than you realize, because you may be entitled to LIFETIME workers comp checks. This is not something that the insurance company is going to volunteer to you.<\/p>\n If you were hurt at work, you need someone who will fight for you. The insurance carrier for the employer will fight to deny your claim or minimize your benefits. Virginia workers\u2019 compensation<\/a> attorney <\/strong>Joe Miller anticipates many of the arguments defense lawyers and insurance companies make. He fights hard to make sure your disability is properly categorized. You may have a significant recovery coming your way. Phone attorney Joe Miller at 888-694-1671<\/a><\/strong> to discuss your claim or complete his online contact form.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Injured or ill workers may be entitled to additional benefits if their injury or partially or total permanent. Permanent Partial Impairment (PPI) Benefits. \u201cSeparate benefits are payable for the permanent loss of use of a body part such as an arm, leg, finger, or eye. Vision and hearing loss, as well as disfigurement may also … <\/p>\nGet help now for your Virginia workers\u2019 compensation case.<\/strong><\/h2>\n