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Stopped or Reduced Benefits Your benefits might be stopped or reduced for several reasons. Some of the more common reasons, when liability has been established, are:
- it is ordered by an arbitrator, administrative judge, reviewing board, or higher court.
- you have returned to work (the insurer must resume benefits if within 28 days you leave work again due to the same injury).
- the insurer has been given a medical report by your treating doctor or an impartial medical examiner stating that you are capable of returning to work, and your employer has reported that a suitable position is available for you.
- you are requested to attend an evaluation by a DIA vocational rehabilitation review officer and you refuse to attend, or refuse to cooperate with the provision of vocationalrehabilitation services.
- you are asked to go to the insurer’s doctor for evaluation, and you fail to attend.
- you are imprisoned after conviction for either a misdemeanor or felony.
Filing a workers' compensation claim is a complicated and difficult task. If you would like your claim to be reviewed by an attorney, complete the form below for a free evaluation.
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