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Michael H. Kaplan Advocates for Seriously Injured Colorado Workers Who Need In-Home Care
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Colorado workers' compensation attorney Michael H. Kaplan testified on behalf of injured workers whose serious injuries require essential in-home care.

DENVER - Washingtoner -- Michael H. Kaplan, Esq., of Kaplan Morrell, LLC, recently testified on behalf of the Workers' Compensation Education Association before the Colorado Division of Workers' Compensation and its Director, advocating for injured workers who require in-home care following serious workplace injuries.

The Workers' Compensation Education Association is a leading advocacy organization for injured workers in Colorado. Kaplan's testimony focused on protecting access to necessary in-home care for workers whose injuries are severe enough that they may be unable to manage basic daily activities or aspects of their medical care independently.

These cases involve some of the most seriously injured individuals in Colorado's workers' compensation system. For these workers and their families, access to appropriate in-home assistance can directly affect their ability to recover, remain safely at home, and receive the care required as a result of a workplace injury.

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Kaplan urged the Division to consider the practical impact that workers' compensation policies and decisions can have on injured workers who depend on this level of support.

The testimony is part of Kaplan's ongoing advocacy for injured workers and his work addressing policies that affect access to medical care and benefits under Colorado's workers' compensation system.

About Michael Kaplan

Michael H. Kaplan, Esq., of Kaplan Morrell, is a Colorado workers' compensation attorney with more than two decades of experience representing injured workers. His work includes advocacy on issues affecting workers' compensation benefits, medical care, and the rights of injured employees throughout Colorado.

About Kaplan Morrell

Kaplan Morrell Attorneys at Law represents injured workers throughout Colorado in workers' compensation matters. The firm is committed to protecting the rights of individuals navigating the workers' compensation system.

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