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What if the injuries were caused by an employee of another company?

A: If you can prove that an employee or another company was negligent and the negligence caused the injuries then there is compensation available for the damages sustained. This means in addition to the workers' compensation claim, you may be able to recover additional damages against the other employee and/or the company that he/she worked for when you were injured. Iowa construction injury cases can be very complicated and you will almost certainly need an attorney to deal with the various legal issues which can include contracts with indemnity provisions, subrogation, etc. Subrogation means that if you make a recovery for injuries that you received workers' compensation benefits for then you will likely have to pay the workers' compensation insurance company back for what they have paid. However, there are exceptions for comparative fault that you are assessed, loss of consortium damages and your attorney fees and pro-rata costs in pursuing the claim for personal injuries. If you would like additional information about Iowa personal injury damages click here.

Aaron of Clinton says "very trust worthy, knowledgeable and made me very comfortable with this case as I never had a Worker Comp case before. He always returned my calls and e-mails in a timely manner and answered every question I had as I had a lot of them. His books were very useful to me in this case as well."
Truck Driver working for an Iowa trucking company hired Corey to handle his complicated case
Injured worker from Des Moines hurt his back after falling and says Corey did a good job and responded to his many phone calls.
Mr. Bair was very helpful in my case and he was very respectful.

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