Barrett & McNagny LLP's Worker's Compensation practice has been active since the 1950's. It covers all aspects of worker's compensation law, including worker's compensation and occupational disease act claims, insurance coverage questions, and representation at the board and appellate levels. Our client base consists of self-insured companies, insurance companies and third party administrators.
The Worker's Compensation Group knows the budget constraints in which our clients must operate and worker's compensation claims represent an ever-increasing business cost. We understand and appreciate that controlling worker's compensation costs is a primary concern for employers and insurers alike. With these concerns in mind, we prefer to take a proactive approach and answer our clients' questions as problems arise, rather than waiting until litigation develops. Specifically, we have found on-site investigations shortly after an incident occurs to be invaluable in heading off a potential claim or being ready when a claim is filed. If litigation arises, we work closely with our clients to develop a litigation strategy, control litigation costs and provide the best legal counsel available to advance our clients' interests.
The Worker's Compensation Group is committed to providing our clients with timely, cost effective legal and consulting services. In addition, members of the group participate in on-going worker's compensation and occupational benefits seminars, discussing the latest in developing case law and case management and cost containment practices. We also provide our clients with reports of recent case law and legislative changes which may affect worker's compensation and occupational disease claims handling in the State of Indiana. We believe our efforts in these areas assure that our clients are well prepared to meet the ever-changing legal demands relating to this area.
For additional information regarding Barrett & McNagny's Worker's Compensation area of practice, please contact one of the attorneys listed below: