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As per the state laws in effect with regards to workers compensation benefits in the state of Colorado, factors such as negligence or intentional wrong doing are not weighed or considered when determining whether or not a claimant should receive workers compensation benefits.
The definition is pretty simple, if you were injured while at work or on duty performing tasks which were within the course and scope of your employment, then you are entitled to receive workers compensation benefits irrespective of whether there was any negligence involved or not.
In fact, this holds true even if you were at fault for causing your own injury – you can still receive workers compensation benefits simply based on the fact that you were injured while you were on duty.
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In Colorado, as per the state law, however, you cannot receive non-economic damages as part of your workers compensation benefits such as pain and suffering, loss of consortium, mental anguish, and so on. These can only be claimed via a personal injury lawsuit which is a separate legal proceeding in itself.
However, as part of your workers compensation benefits, what you will receive are several benefits such as disability benefits, which can be temporary or permanent, medical and rehabilitation care benefits, and some other types of benefits. The amount of the money you are entitled to and will receive depends on the severity of your injuries and/or illness.
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