One very common question that injured workers ask is, “in the event that WorkCover rejects their claim, are they still entitled to claim compensation?” In this podcast, Accredited Sydney Personal Injury Law Specialist, Mark Nelson answers the question.
Can You Still Claim Compensation If WorkCover Have Rejected Your Claim?
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