Q: My benefits stopped because my adjuster said I was observed doing things above my Dr restrictions. But it was not above
I was loading boards on a trailer. My restriction is 20 lbs for the one arm. The boards I was picking up did not weight 20 pounds
A: If the adjuster will not pay your TIBs benefits, then you have the right to attend a hearing with the Division of Workers' Compensation to challenge her decision. If you prevail, she will owe you all back TIBs benefits. You have the legal right to hire a lawyer of your choice, to protect your legal rights.
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