Tips That Could Help Your Ohio Work Inury Case: Part 3 | Bowling Green, Ohio Work Accident Lawyer

- First Report of Injury Form: Complete a First Report of Injury form, which is called a FROI in the work comp world. Your employer is supposed to fill out the form, but if that doesn't happen, an Ohio Work injury attorney can help you. The form is crucial because it's the only way you can get a claim number on file with the Bureau of Worker's Compensation. Without a claim number, your claim will go nowhere. So, complete a FROI as soon as possible. Generally, an injured worker has two years from the date of the injury to file a claim.

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