Since 1989, attorney Diane McNamara has been providing Virginia workers quality, compassionate legal representation after they have suffered a workplace injury. At a time when workers need help and are most vulnerable, she stands up for them and pursues their claims for relief, working to hold employers accountable for workers’ injuries.
If you have been injured at work, you must be proactive in order to get the benefits you are entitled to. Having an experienced attorney on your side early in the process protects your rights, prevents the insurance company from controlling the narrative, and lifts the burden of navigating the claims process from your shoulders.
Many injured workers who should be getting medical care and lost wages are not being treated fairly. Diane McNamara takes great pride in helping accident victims reestablish their former quality of life and ensuring that they receive medical treatment for their injuries. As the legal process for obtaining workers’ compensation benefits becomes increasingly complex, Diane is eager to assist clients as they endeavor to recover.
Diane CH McNamara is an outstanding work injury attorney. She did an excellent job by accurately representing me and making sure the proper parties stepped up to provide the medical care needed for my injuries. I highly recommend Diane and the entire team at the office (workinjuryva.com) . They are extremely thorough, efficient, and highly communicative. It was truly teamwork at its finest! Because of working with Diane and her team, the case settled in my favor. Many thanks!
”Immediately report the injury to your employer, seek medical attention, and contact an experienced Virginia workers’ compensation attorney to discuss your next steps.
Yes, and as soon as possible. The insurer does not work for you and their goal is to pay as little as possible on your claim. The only person working to protect your interests in this system is your attorney, who will help you maximize the value of your claim and possibly receive benefits sooner.
Your attorney only receives a fee if you recover benefits in your workers’ compensation claim.
Good documentation helps your attorney build your case. For your first appointment, you should try to bring all pay stubs for your previous year of work; all medical documents regarding your injury; all documents you have received from the insurer; and all documents you have received from the Workers’ Compensation Commission.
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