If you are injured on the job, you should report the injury to your supervisor immediately. The workers’ compensation laws require that you report your injury within 90 days from the date of the injury. When reporting the injury, you should note the time, place of injury, how you were injured, the injuries received, and names of witnesses. You should also keep a copy of this information. To receive benefits your claim must be filed with the S.C. Worker’s Compensation Commission within two years from the date of injury.
- Let Us Fight for YouRequest a Free Case Review.
- What Our Clients Say
See More TestimonialsBrian Yost and his staff (Monique, Dawn, Deborah, Jocelyn, Whitney, Lee and their newest member Temple) were excellent in dealing with my worker’s comp claim. I had a difficult case that involved several body parts. He and his staff were very understanding, friendly and patient with me. They all worked very hard and tirelessly on my case and answered all my questions. They helped guide me along the way. I am very satisfied with the outcome and highly recommend Brian and his team!
Jebaily Law Firm has been good to me and my family for many years, handling several cases over the last 2 decades. Their customer service and dedication in getting the job done is second to none and I recommend them to anyone in need of assistance with a legal matter.
George Jebaily was very nice and concerned about me as a person before any case. He really helped me and Sarah was very sweet and understanding and they listened to me never over talked me I would recommend them to anyone!
The Jebaily Law Firm family from the lawyers to the doctors are some of the best people you’ll ever meet. They are hard-working…
Posted by Angela Judkins on Tuesday, October 22, 2019



