Adjusters Make Up Legal Standards To Deny Benefits! In the world of workers’ compensation, the rules can seem arbitrary and unfair. Imagine being a real estate agent who, after an injury, struggles to make ends meet while relying on temporary income benefits. When an adjuster discovers you earned some wages, they cut off your benefits, claiming you owe the insurance company money! But is this really how it should work? Discover the truth about how insurance adjusters manipulate the system and learn how to protect your rights. Don’t let them take advantage of you—read on to find out more!
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