Liberty Mutual Workers Compensation Making up rules as they go Carmel Indiana

As an ex-employee of Liberty Mutual, I can assure you that the only thing that Liberty Mutual is interested in is the mighty dollar. They treat their employees like crap and nepotism is rampart within the company. So, it comes as no surprised that their clients are also treated like crap. When I had an argument with my manager about putting clients first, I was told that I should be looking out for the best interest of the company, afterall, it was Liberty Mutual who was paying my salary. Liberty Mutual's slogan should be, "our policy? Not our responsibility!"

As an ex-employee of Liberty Mutual, I can assure you that the only thing that Liberty Mutual is interested in is the mighty dollar. They treat their employees like crap and nepotism is rampart within the company. So, it comes as no surprised that their clients are also treated like crap. When I had an argument with my manager about putting clients first, I was told that I should be looking out for the best interest of the company, afterall, it was Liberty Mutual who was paying my salary. Liberty Mutual's slogan should be, "our policy? Not our responsibility!"

As an ex-employee of Liberty Mutual, I can assure you that the only thing that Liberty Mutual is interested in is the mighty dollar. They treat their employees like crap and nepotism is rampart within the company. So, it comes as no surprised that their clients are also treated like crap. When I had an argument with my manager about putting clients first, I was told that I should be looking out for the best interest of the company, afterall, it was Liberty Mutual who was paying my salary. Liberty Mutual's slogan should be, "our policy? Not our responsibility!"

As an ex-employee of Liberty Mutual, I can assure you that the only thing that Liberty Mutual is interested in is the mighty dollar. They treat their employees like crap and nepotism is rampart within the company. So, it comes as no surprised that their clients are also treated like crap. When I had an argument with my manager about putting clients first, I was told that I should be looking out for the best interest of the company, afterall, it was Liberty Mutual who was paying my salary. Liberty Mutual's slogan should be, "our policy? Not our responsibility!"

Hello,

I have been fighting Liberty Mutual for 3 years. First off get a workers comp lawyer. They work on a contingency basis and are slow, but the workers comp laws in Indiana are geared to the employer not the employee. Don't make the mistake I did and figure they will help you eventually, they won't.
I was injured on the job in 2006. Liberty Mutual sent me to indy ortho, who basically works for the company. The doctor could not or would not diagnose me properly, I asked my claims worker for a second opinion 3 times and was refused. I got one on my own and that doctor diagnosed me immedietely and treated me but also told me I needed continuing treatment or my condition would worsen. I went back to indy ortho doc who released me. I filed an appeal on my own with the workers comp board of Indiana who sent me to an independent evaluation. That doctor also agreed with my second opinion. Liberty Mutual then sent me back to the indy ortho doctor who released me again on the spot and due to Indiana law you cannot appeal to the board a second time. That is when I finally got a lawyer and due to not being treated just had surgery for an injury that would most likely have healed on its own with conservitive treatment.
Also if you are off on temporary disability, indiana law states you receive 66 percent of your average income. Look on ingov.org to research indiana workers comp laws.

Hello,

I have been fighting Liberty Mutual for 3 years. First off get a workers comp lawyer. They work on a contingency basis and are slow, but the workers comp laws in Indiana are geared to the employer not the employee. Don't make the mistake I did and figure they will help you eventually, they won't.
I was injured on the job in 2006. Liberty Mutual sent me to indy ortho, who basically works for the company. The doctor could not or would not diagnose me properly, I asked my claims worker for a second opinion 3 times and was refused. I got one on my own and that doctor diagnosed me immedietely and treated me but also told me I needed continuing treatment or my condition would worsen. I went back to indy ortho doc who released me. I filed an appeal on my own with the workers comp board of Indiana who sent me to an independent evaluation. That doctor also agreed with my second opinion. Liberty Mutual then sent me back to the indy ortho doctor who released me again on the spot and due to Indiana law you cannot appeal to the board a second time. That is when I finally got a lawyer and due to not being treated just had surgery for an injury that would most likely have healed on its own with conservitive treatment.
Also if you are off on temporary disability, indiana law states you receive 66 percent of your average income. Look on ingov.org to research indiana workers comp laws.

Hello,

I have been fighting Liberty Mutual for 3 years. First off get a workers comp lawyer. They work on a contingency basis and are slow, but the workers comp laws in Indiana are geared to the employer not the employee. Don't make the mistake I did and figure they will help you eventually, they won't.
I was injured on the job in 2006. Liberty Mutual sent me to indy ortho, who basically works for the company. The doctor could not or would not diagnose me properly, I asked my claims worker for a second opinion 3 times and was refused. I got one on my own and that doctor diagnosed me immedietely and treated me but also told me I needed continuing treatment or my condition would worsen. I went back to indy ortho doc who released me. I filed an appeal on my own with the workers comp board of Indiana who sent me to an independent evaluation. That doctor also agreed with my second opinion. Liberty Mutual then sent me back to the indy ortho doctor who released me again on the spot and due to Indiana law you cannot appeal to the board a second time. That is when I finally got a lawyer and due to not being treated just had surgery for an injury that would most likely have healed on its own with conservitive treatment.
Also if you are off on temporary disability, indiana law states you receive 66 percent of your average income. Look on ingov.org to research indiana workers comp laws.

Hello,

I have been fighting Liberty Mutual for 3 years. First off get a workers comp lawyer. They work on a contingency basis and are slow, but the workers comp laws in Indiana are geared to the employer not the employee. Don't make the mistake I did and figure they will help you eventually, they won't.
I was injured on the job in 2006. Liberty Mutual sent me to indy ortho, who basically works for the company. The doctor could not or would not diagnose me properly, I asked my claims worker for a second opinion 3 times and was refused. I got one on my own and that doctor diagnosed me immedietely and treated me but also told me I needed continuing treatment or my condition would worsen. I went back to indy ortho doc who released me. I filed an appeal on my own with the workers comp board of Indiana who sent me to an independent evaluation. That doctor also agreed with my second opinion. Liberty Mutual then sent me back to the indy ortho doctor who released me again on the spot and due to Indiana law you cannot appeal to the board a second time. That is when I finally got a lawyer and due to not being treated just had surgery for an injury that would most likely have healed on its own with conservitive treatment.
Also if you are off on temporary disability, indiana law states you receive 66 percent of your average income. Look on ingov.org to research indiana workers comp laws.