[date] [recipient name] [recipient address] Re: Appeal of Workers' Compensation Claim #[claim number] — Injury Date [injury date] To the Claims Review Board: I am appealing the denial/reduction of my workers' compensation claim for an injury sustained on [injury date] in the course of my employment. The stated reason — "[denial reason]" — is not consistent with the medical record or the circumstances of the injury. Facts: [facts] Requested resolution: [desired outcome] I request that this appeal be docketed with the state workers' compensation appeal board, that all medical and wage-loss benefits be reinstated retroactively, and that you provide the complete claim file, including the basis for denial, within the time required by state law. Sincerely, [user full name] [user address]
Employment
Workers' Comp Appeal
Appeal a denied or underpaid workers' compensation claim.
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Frequently asked
- What's the deadline to appeal a denial?
- State boards commonly allow 20–90 days from the denial notice. The letter is your written request for a hearing and preserves the date.
- Can I see my own doctor?
- Rules vary by state, but you can almost always request an independent medical examination when the carrier's physician disputes causation.
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