Memphis Workers' Compensation Lawyer

Serving throughout Tennessee and Mississippi

You've worked hard your entire life, taking pride in a job well done. Now you've been hurt on the job, and you're not sure where to turn for help. You've made repeated phone calls only to be referred to someone else. Insurance adjustors who point fingers at others, or even at you. The only thing you want is a straight answer. Wouldn't it be nice just to talk to someone who cares and who can answer your questions?

When a Tennessee or Mississippi work-related accident forces you to stay home because of injuries, you're left with little financial security. Finding money to pay for food and household bills is difficult. The medical bills continue to come in, but you're having trouble paying them. If you're frustrated and feel as though you have nowhere to turn for help with your Tennessee or Mississippi workers' compensation claim, then pick up the phone and call the law office of John Michael Bailey. We value client relationships and will do our best to keep you informed about your workers' compensation case and answer your questions.

If you've experienced a Mississippi or Tennessee work-related accident and can't get the help you need for medical bills and lost wages, call the workers' compensation lawyers at the offices of John Michael Bailey today. We understand what you're going through and we know how to help you through this stressful and difficult time by giving you simple, straightforward answers and legal aid.

What is worker's compensation?

Workers' compensation—sometimes called workers' comp or workmans' comp—is designed to help people who can't work due to injuries, disabilities, or disease for both short-term and long-term instances. Benefits can be used to cover lost wages, medical bills, and vocational rehabilitation or retraining. Generally, you can receive about two-thirds (66%) of your gross income, which is averaged from the time just before your injury or illness.

Laws were created to provide quick, hassle-free compensation for injured employees, but under these laws, employees aren't permitted to sue their employers. In return, however, an employer or its insurance carrier must pay benefits to the injured employee. While this situation is ideal, many times employees have a difficult time recovering compensation.

What if I need help collecting workers' compensation?

If you need help collecting workers' comp, a Tennessee or Mississippi workers' compensation lawyer at the office of John Michael Bailey may be able to help you. Every case is unique and may require different courses of action, but we will use our workers' compensation experience to help you get every dollar you deserve. We will work with the insurance company on your behalf so you can focus on your medical needs and taking care of your family.

The lawyers at the office of John Michael Bailey have handled many Tennessee and Mississippi worker's compensation cases and are ready to help guide you through the process. We don't collect an attorney fee unless we collect money for you, so call us today for a free and confidential consultation.

Free Consultation

Have you or a loved one been denied workers' compensation in Tennessee or Mississippi? If so, let the personal injury lawyers at the law firm of John Michael Bailey protect your rights and help you get the compensation you deserve for your injuries, pain, and suffering. For a free consultation of your potential injury claim, simply complete a free consultation request form online or call us at (866)-241-4366.

With an office based in Memphis, Tennessee, the personal injury lawyers of John Michael Bailey's law firm help injured victims throughout Tennessee and now Mississippi. The attorneys handle the following types of cases: auto accidents, airplane accidents, boating accidents, construction-site accidents, DUI, drug injury, defective products, environmental dangers, medical malpractice, nursing home abuse and neglect, premises liability, slip-and-fall accidents, spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, workers' compensation, and wrongful death.