FAQ

When will my benefits begin?

Some insurers will begin the benefits without the necessity of filing a formal claim with the Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission. Once a claim is filed with the Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission, the insurer has 21 days within which to begin paying benefits or file to contest the claim

The lawyers at Shugarman & Mehring quickly work to obtain and submit all documents to the Employer/Insurer. This is to ensure the Claimant is paid their due benefits as soon as possible.

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