No. You can request a hearing by calling the Workers’ Compensation Commission at 803.737.5700. If you have further questions about proceeding without an attorney, or cannot find the information you need, you can contact the Workers’ Compensation Commission’s ombudsman at 803.787.5713.

Often an injured worker relies on his employer for information about workers’ compensation benefits but wonders if he or she is getting all of the benefits workers’ compensation provides.” If you do decide to consult with an attorney who practices in the field of workers’ compensation, you can find contact information for one of our attorneys here. Many will do a free case review for you.

Please note that it is unlawful for an attorney to accept any money directly from a client in a South Carolina workers’ compensation case. Any fee requested by a lawyer in a workers’ compensation claim must be approved by the Workers’ Compensation Commission, and if awarded it will be deducted from any additional benefits owed to you by the insurance carrier.

Workers' Compensation Commission
Phone: 803.737. 5700

Workers' Compensation Commission's Ombudsman
Phone: 803.737.5713

Workers' Compensation Commission Web Site