The Price Law Firm
Fighting for workers' rights is what we do.
This lawyer is licensed to practice in Louisiana and has no record of discipline from the Louisiana bar association. *
The Price Law Firm
Fighting for workers' rights is what we do.
This lawyer is licensed to practice in Louisiana and has no record of discipline from the Louisiana bar association. *
If you have been injured at work or in the course of your employment, your employer and their insurance company may not be looking out for your best interest. You will need a competent workers' compensation attorney in Louisiana to stand up for your rights. I can provide the information and assistance needed to compensate you for your work related injury.
I have been representing injured workers for over eight years. During that time, I have represented hundreds of injured workers and helped get them the compensation they deserve. For seven years prior to that I represented employers and workers compensation insurers. I know how they play the game. My team and I have the experience and expert personnel to deal with both the workers compensation insurance company and the employer to make sure your rights are protected.
Unlike other big box firms, when you call you will speak to me. When you hire the Price Law Firm, you will get Brad Price as your attorney. Being involved in a workers compensation is a difficult and confusing time. I take great pride in communicating well with my clients. If you have a question or issue, I will be there to discuss it quickly with you.
Main Office
1930 Florida Ave SW
Denham Springs, LA 70726
(225) 228-0025
(225) 243-4629
Our attorney services focus is to be your Workers' Comp advocate!
Even after your workers' compensation claim has been accepted, the pressure from your employer and insurance company have just started. All too often your employer will want you back at work well before your injuries have healed. The insurance company may delay your check or not send it at all. And even worse, they may deny or delay your medical treatment as dauntless paperwork circles your mailbox. Your adjuster may treat you as if you are making the whole thing up or summarily treat you as if you are not a real person with real problems. You can be left feeling angry and frustrated amidst your regular efforts to support yourself and your family.
Perhaps the biggest hurdle of all is your employer and the insurance company know the rules of workers compensation, but you do not. How do you know if you are being treated fairly, or if your employer or insurance company are even following the rules. Can anything be done?
We focus our practice on solving all these problems and pulling you through the process as painlessly as possible. We start with candid conversations by phone or email, and we offer an initial in-person consultation at no charge from which we can give you an honest opinion about your situation.
In some cases, there may be no need for legal representation, but if we both feel that we can help with your problem, a thorough case evaluation will be done. If we do move forward with legal representation, we will take over the handling of your claim for you. We will speak with you about settlement opportunities and values, approval of medical procedures, return to work issues, average weekly wage calculation and any other pertinent aspect of your case.
And at last you will no longer have to deal with the insurance company. We will help coordinate your medical treatment. We will put an end to nurse case managers following you to your medical appointments. We will be there for you until the end of your claim, whether that is six weeks or 16 years.
Mr. Price has been in practice since 2001 and has represented injured workers since 2009.
His practice focuses in the areas of workers compensation under the Louisiana Workers' Compensation Act and the Longshore Harbor Workers Compensation Act. He began his career representing employers, insurers and self-insured funds in every workers' compensation district in the State. After eight years, he grew frustrated dealing with employers and insurers that would not do the right thing, even when it was the correct thing to do, and seemed not to care what those decisions did to the lives of the injured worker.
In 2009, Mr. Price began representing injured workers.
Trial attorneys frequently consult Brad regarding workers' compensation issues that arise in third party lawsuits. He is often called to mediations of these claims to make sure the injured workers' workers compensation benefits are protected. He is also very familiar with the interplay between workers' compensation and Social Security Disability claims.
He views his job as protecting the injured worker and leveling the playing field between injured workers and employers and their insurance companies.
Mr. Price has been in practice since 2001 and has represented injured workers since 2009.
His practice focuses in the areas of workers compensation under the Louisiana Workers' Compensation Act and the Longshore Harbor Workers Compensation Act. He began his career representing employers, insurers and self-insured funds in every workers' compensation district in the State. After eight years, he grew frustrated dealing with employers and insurers that would not do the right thing, even when it was the correct thing to do, and seemed not to care what those decisions did to the lives of the injured worker.
In 2009, Mr. Price began representing injured workers.
Trial attorneys frequently consult Brad regarding workers' compensation issues that arise in third party lawsuits. He is often called to mediations of these claims to make sure the injured workers' workers compensation benefits are protected. He is also very familiar with the interplay between workers' compensation and Social Security Disability claims.
He views his job as protecting the injured worker and leveling the playing field between injured workers and employers and their insurance companies.
If you have been injured at work or in the course of your employment, your employer and their insurance company may not be looking out for your best interest. You will need a competent workers' compensation attorney in Louisiana to stand up for your rights. I can provide the information and assistance needed to compensate you for your work related injury.
I have been representing injured workers for over eight years. During that time, I have represented hundreds of injured workers and helped get them the compensation they deserve. For seven years prior to that I represented employers and workers compensation insurers. I know how they play the game. My team and I have the experience and expert personnel to deal with both the workers compensation insurance company and the employer to make sure your rights are protected.
Unlike other big box firms, when you call you will speak to me. When you hire the Price Law Firm, you will get Brad Price as your attorney. Being involved in a workers compensation is a difficult and confusing time. I take great pride in communicating well with my clients. If you have a question or issue, I will be there to discuss it quickly with you.
Main Office
1930 Florida Ave SW
Denham Springs, LA 70726
(225) 228-0025
(225) 243-4629
Our attorney services focus is to be your Workers' Comp advocate!
Even after your workers' compensation claim has been accepted, the pressure from your employer and insurance company have just started. All too often your employer will want you back at work well before your injuries have healed. The insurance company may delay your check or not send it at all. And even worse, they may deny or delay your medical treatment as dauntless paperwork circles your mailbox. Your adjuster may treat you as if you are making the whole thing up or summarily treat you as if you are not a real person with real problems. You can be left feeling angry and frustrated amidst your regular efforts to support yourself and your family.
Perhaps the biggest hurdle of all is your employer and the insurance company know the rules of workers compensation, but you do not. How do you know if you are being treated fairly, or if your employer or insurance company are even following the rules. Can anything be done?
We focus our practice on solving all these problems and pulling you through the process as painlessly as possible. We start with candid conversations by phone or email, and we offer an initial in-person consultation at no charge from which we can give you an honest opinion about your situation.
In some cases, there may be no need for legal representation, but if we both feel that we can help with your problem, a thorough case evaluation will be done. If we do move forward with legal representation, we will take over the handling of your claim for you. We will speak with you about settlement opportunities and values, approval of medical procedures, return to work issues, average weekly wage calculation and any other pertinent aspect of your case.
And at last you will no longer have to deal with the insurance company. We will help coordinate your medical treatment. We will put an end to nurse case managers following you to your medical appointments. We will be there for you until the end of your claim, whether that is six weeks or 16 years.
Mr. Price has been in practice since 2001 and has represented injured workers since 2009.
His practice focuses in the areas of workers compensation under the Louisiana Workers' Compensation Act and the Longshore Harbor Workers Compensation Act. He began his career representing employers, insurers and self-insured funds in every workers' compensation district in the State. After eight years, he grew frustrated dealing with employers and insurers that would not do the right thing, even when it was the correct thing to do, and seemed not to care what those decisions did to the lives of the injured worker.
In 2009, Mr. Price began representing injured workers.
Trial attorneys frequently consult Brad regarding workers' compensation issues that arise in third party lawsuits. He is often called to mediations of these claims to make sure the injured workers' workers compensation benefits are protected. He is also very familiar with the interplay between workers' compensation and Social Security Disability claims.
He views his job as protecting the injured worker and leveling the playing field between injured workers and employers and their insurance companies.
Mr. Price has been in practice since 2001 and has represented injured workers since 2009.
His practice focuses in the areas of workers compensation under the Louisiana Workers' Compensation Act and the Longshore Harbor Workers Compensation Act. He began his career representing employers, insurers and self-insured funds in every workers' compensation district in the State. After eight years, he grew frustrated dealing with employers and insurers that would not do the right thing, even when it was the correct thing to do, and seemed not to care what those decisions did to the lives of the injured worker.
In 2009, Mr. Price began representing injured workers.
Trial attorneys frequently consult Brad regarding workers' compensation issues that arise in third party lawsuits. He is often called to mediations of these claims to make sure the injured workers' workers compensation benefits are protected. He is also very familiar with the interplay between workers' compensation and Social Security Disability claims.
He views his job as protecting the injured worker and leveling the playing field between injured workers and employers and their insurance companies.
This lawyer is licensed to practice in Louisiana and has no record of discipline from the Louisiana bar association. *
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This lawyer is licensed to practice in Louisiana and has no record of discipline from the Louisiana bar association. *
* Nolo has confirmed that every member attorney has a valid license and is in good standing with the state agency that licenses lawyers. Any past disbarments and suspensions (with possible exceptions for minor violations or nonpayment of dues, in our discretion) will be indicated accordingly in the badge. Member attorneys are required to notify Nolo immediately if they become the subject of any disciplinary action by any state licensing agency.
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