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Why Was My Workers' Comp Claim Denied?

Workers' Comp Appeals Lawyer Charles Kranstuber

Dedicated to Representing Ohio's Injured Workers

Have you been seriously injured in a work-related accident? Are you frustrated about the delays in the process? Are you confused about why your workers' compensation claim was denied?

Pursuing workers' compensation benefits can be a challenging process, especially without the help of an experienced lawyer. At the Law Offices of Charles W. Kranstuber, LPA, in Columbus, Ohio, we concentrate our practice on helping injured and disabled workers obtain the workers' compensation benefits they are entitled. With nearly three decades of experience handling Ohio workers' compensation claims, we have the knowledge of the law and skills necessary to succeed with workers' compensation appeals.

Workers' comp claim denied? We can help.

Contact us to discuss your work injury case and to learn more about appealing your workers' comp case.

It is common for workers' compensation claims to get denied upon initial application to the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC). Workers' compensation claims are commonly denied due to the following:

  • Lack of medical documentation
  • Alleged preexisting conditions
  • Injury was not work-related
  • Filing deadlines were missed
  • Technical errors in the workers' comp application

Medical Documentation in Workers' Comp Cases

While you may have provided medical documentation of your work injury, the documentation submitted in your initial application for workers' compensation benefits might not have met the standards of the Bureau of Workers' Compensation. As an experienced workers' compensation lawyer and certified specialist in Ohio Workers' Compensation law, Charles Kranstuber knows Ohio laws, regulations and standards that must be met.

When handling your appeal to the Ohio Industrial Commission, we work with your doctors to ensure full, accurate documentation is provided. In addition, because we recognize the time-constraints in the workers' compensation appeals process, we put pressure, when necessary, on medical professionals to expedite this process.

There are strict time limits for appealing denied workers' compensation claims. You only have 14 days to appeal a denied workers' comp claim and you only have 17 days from the time you filed your claim to provide all required information. Don't wait or you may lose the right to obtain workers' comp benefits.

Experienced Workers' Comp Appeals Lawyer on Your Side

Attorney Charles Kranstuber has a long track record of success representing injured and disabled workers before the Ohio Industrial Commission. In addition, his extensive experience equips him to identify other types of potential claims and sources of compensation that injured workers may be entitled to for their injuries.


Helping injured and disabled workers in central Ohio since 1982

Columbus OH Workers Comp Attorney Central Ohio Workmans Compensation Lawyer

495 South High Street, Suite 400
Columbus, OH 43215
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Phone: (614) 255-6134 | Fax: (614) 255-6135

Super Lawyers - 2010
Columbus workers' comp lawyer Charles Kranstuber represents injured workers throughout central Ohio, primarily in the Columbus, Logan and Mansfield workers' compensation districts. His clients come from communities such as Columbus, Dublin, Grove City, Hilliard, Upper Arlington, Delaware, Westerville, Gahanna, Reynoldsburg, Chillicothe, Lancaster, Logan, Zanesville, Newark, Mansfield and Canton.
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