Notice and Filing of Claims Online Test

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Notice and Filing of Claims

Description: This quiz will test your knowledge on the topic of Notice and Filing of Claims in Workers' Compensation Law.
Number of Questions: 15
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What is the purpose of a notice of claim in workers' compensation?

To inform the employer of the injury or illness
To file a claim for benefits
To request a hearing
To appeal a decision

What information must be included in a notice of claim?

The name and address of the injured worker
The date and time of the injury or illness
A description of the injury or illness
The name and address of the employer
All of the above

When must a notice of claim be filed?

Within 30 days of the injury or illness
Within 60 days of the injury or illness
Within 90 days of the injury or illness
Within 120 days of the injury or illness

What happens if a notice of claim is not filed on time?

The claim will be denied
The benefits will be reduced
The injured worker will have to pay a penalty
All of the above

What is a claim for benefits?

A request for payment of benefits
A request for a hearing
A request for an appeal
A request for a medical examination

What information must be included in a claim for benefits?

The name and address of the injured worker
The date and time of the injury or illness
A description of the injury or illness
The amount of benefits being claimed
All of the above

When must a claim for benefits be filed?

Within one year of the injury or illness
Within two years of the injury or illness
Within three years of the injury or illness
Within four years of the injury or illness

What happens if a claim for benefits is not filed on time?

The claim will be denied
The benefits will be reduced
The injured worker will have to pay a penalty
All of the above

What is a hearing?

A meeting between the injured worker and the insurance carrier
A meeting between the injured worker and the employer
A meeting between the injured worker and the judge
A meeting between the injured worker and the doctor

What happens at a hearing?

The injured worker presents evidence to support their claim
The insurance carrier presents evidence to support their denial of the claim
The judge makes a decision on the claim
All of the above

What is an appeal?

A request for a review of a decision
A request for a new hearing
A request for a new trial
A request for a new judge

When can an appeal be filed?

Within 30 days of the decision
Within 60 days of the decision
Within 90 days of the decision
Within 120 days of the decision

What happens if an appeal is not filed on time?

The decision will be final
The benefits will be reduced
The injured worker will have to pay a penalty
All of the above

What is a medical examination?

An examination of the injured worker by a doctor
An examination of the injured worker by a nurse
An examination of the injured worker by a chiropractor
An examination of the injured worker by a physical therapist

Who pays for a medical examination?

The injured worker
The insurance carrier
The employer
The government

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