Hawaii Workers' Comp Leads for Attorneys

Hawaii workers' comp leads are inquiries from people hurt on the job in Hawaii who want to talk to a workers' comp attorney. Augment Leads screens each lead against your firm's filters, set around Hawaii's notice and claim filing rules, and sends it to one firm only, with unqualified leads replaced.

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Hawaii workers' comp claims follow their own agency, forms and clocks. This page covers each, sourced, plus intake questions for Hawaii callers. To compare states, see workers' comp deadlines by state.

The Hawaii workers' comp system

Hawaii claims go to the director of labor and industrial relations. Under HRS 386-82, a written claim to the director must state in ordinary language the time, place, nature and cause of the injury.

Deadlines a Hawaii worker has to meet

Written notice as soon as practicable

HRS 386-81 requires written notice to the employer as soon as practicable. Missing notice isn't a bar if the employer or its agent in charge knew of the injury, the employer furnished medical care, or there was a satisfactory reason and no prejudice.

Two years and five years

386-82 bars compensation unless the written claim is made within two years after the effects of the injury become manifest, and within five years after the accident.

Not legal advice. Check current rules with the Hawaii Disability Compensation Division before relying on them.

Hawaii intake questions

  • When did the accident happen, and when did the effects show up?
  • Did your supervisor know, or did the employer arrange medical care?
  • Has a written claim been made to the director?

Exclusive Hawaii workers' comp leads

Our Hawaii leads come from our own nationwide campaigns: the worker fills in the form, the lead is exclusive and unqualified ones get replaced. Over 50 law firms use us, and we generate 10,000+ leads every month. See workers' comp leads or plan lead routing.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a Hawaii worker have to give notice?

HRS 386-81 requires written notice to the employer as soon as practicable, though it's excused if the employer knew or furnished medical care. Confirm current rules with the Hawaii Disability Compensation Division.

How long does a Hawaii worker have to file a claim?

HRS 386-82 requires a written claim to the director within two years after the effects of the injury become manifest, and within five years after the accident. Confirm current rules with the Hawaii Disability Compensation Division.

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