Full question:
Under Federal Workermans Compensation Law, if neither Workmans Compensation or the Worker's personal Health Insurance carrier will pay a workmans compensation medical bill, is the injured worker legally liable to pay the medical bill out of his own pocket?
- Category: Insurance
- Subcategory: Worker's Compensation
- Date:
- State: Wisconsin
Answer:
Generally, if neither workers' compensation nor the worker's personal health insurance covers a medical bill, the injured worker is responsible for paying that bill out of their own pocket.
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