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If you have experienced a work related injury in Missouri, you may be asking, “What are my rights?” Injured workers, you have the right: Make a Missouri Workers Compensation Claim You can make a claim for workers compensation if your company is located in Missouri, whether the injury occurs in Missouri or outside of Missouri; or if you are an employee from a company located in a different state but was injured while working in Missouri; or if your contract of employment (ie: temporary staffing work) was fully completed within the state of Missouri, regardless of where the employer sends you to work (ie: a nurse hired by a Missouri temp agency that sends you to Boston for nine months to train nurses at a new hospital). Report a Missouri Work Injury You have 30 days to report an acute injury. No employer rule can shorten this time. You have 30 days to report a repetitive use type injury once you learn that your job, over time, has caused an injury. (ie: 6 months after seeing your family

Mike Francis is experienced in helping patients with work-related injuries, and we also have a personal injury claim specialist on staff to help you with your claims. We have helped many patients heal from on-the-job trauma and repetitive injuries and return back to work. Our Wilmington DE Chiropractic clinic is located in North Wilmington near Claymont, DE. More than 3 million Americans are injured at work every year. Workplace accidents can happen whether you work in an office, retail setting or industrial environment. No matter how careful or how much safety training you have, unfortunately, accidents can happen through no fault of your own. The most common kinds of injuries have to do with slip and fall accidents, improper lifting, muscle strains, repetitive strain, falling objects, walking into objects and vehicle or equipment crashes. All of these work-related injuries can have serious long-term effects. Need to be treated as soon as possible. Benefits of Treating a Workplace Inj