What should I do if I am injured at work in Nevada?

If you are injured at work in Nevada, you should get immediate medical care, notify your employer within 7 days, and fill out the C1 form. You must file a claim within 90 days and fill out the C4 form.

Where can I download the C4 Employee's Claim for Compensation Form?

You can download the C4 Employee's Claim for Compensation Form from the Shook & Stone website.

What is the deadline to file a workers’ compensation claim in Nevada?

The deadline to file a workers’ compensation claim in Nevada is within 90 days of the injury.

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Q: What can I do if my workers’ compensation claim is denied in Las Vegas?

If your workers’ compensation claim is denied in Las Vegas, a workers’ compensation lawyer from Shook & Stone can help you seek the full benefits to which you are entitled.

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In Nevada, employers are required to provide workers’ compensation insurance to assist those who are hurt or disabled on the job.

I was injured, what do I do?

Get immediate medical care
Notify ER in 7 days and fill out C1 form
File a claim within 90 days and fill out C4 form

If you have suffered a workplace injury and your workers’ compensation claim has been denied, a Las Vegas workers’ compensation lawyer from Shook & Stone can help you seek the full benefits to which you are entitled.

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