Injured postal workers are sometimes asked to undergo a second opinion exam. This is just another way for OWCP to trump up a reason to boot you out of federal workers’ compensation or deny you benefits from the get-go. As a rule of thumb, remember that your claims examiner is not on your side, nor are they your friend. Their role, above all else, is to save the government money at your expense. Decades of loyalty to the government are thrown out the window if you present with an injury and are looking to be duly compensated.

Are you an injured postal worker looking to get compensated? Don’t play Russian roulette with your future, and don’t hire any run-of-the mill law firm. Contact McCready, Garcia & Leet TODAY on 1-855-233-3002 to learn more about what we can help you with when it comes to getting your benefits reinstated. We have a track record stretching years and client testimonies which show our expertise and excellence when it comes to getting our clients what the government owes them. Call us on 1-855-233-3002 NOW for your absolutely free and no-commitment consultation.

OWCP  May Be Unhelpful 

OWCP doesn’t care if you’ve already been examined by a competent doctor who wrote up an objective medical report. Their role is to poke holes in your story to find the weak link that they will then use to justify their decision to take you out of compensation.

Medical Evidence for Injured Postal Workers

OWCP requires from you, the injured postal worker, something called strong medical rationale which is a conglomeration of medical evidence as well as a doctor’s report showing a causal relationship between your injuries and the subsequent diagnosis, and what work activity caused the condition. There is no room for speculation in this report, and OWCP will go as far as seeking a second, third, fourth and even fifth opinion as you go through the claims application process.

FECA Approved Federal Compensation Doctors

The doctor’s medical report must be able to stand up to intense scrutiny. In addition, you as an injured postal worker must work with a physician who is not only well-versed in federal workers’ compensation medical exams, but one who won’t be offended that their medical opinion is being questioned by the federal agency.

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Do you need help with a second opinion exam as an injured postal worker? Please give us a call TODAY on 1-855-233-3002 and let us put our resources to work for you so you can have a watertight report that will guarantee your receipt of benefits as an injured federal worker. Thanks, and we look forward to hearing from you.