Virginia Workers' Comp Leads for Attorneys

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

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A reference for Virginia workers' comp intake: the agency, the timing rules and what to ask, each tied to an official source. For other states, browse workers' comp leads by state.

Virginia's agency and claim process

Virginia's system is run by the Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission, which receives claims under Title 65.2 of the Code of Virginia.

Virginia timing rules for intake

Written notice to the employer

Under Va. Code 65.2-600, the injured employee must give the employer written notice of the accident immediately, or as soon as practicable. No compensation is due unless written notice is given within thirty days after the accident, unless the employee has a reasonable excuse accepted by the Commission.

Filing the claim with the Commission

Under Va. Code 65.2-601, the right to compensation is barred unless a claim is filed with the Commission within two years after the accident.

General information, not legal advice; confirm current rules with the Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission.

Questions for Virginia callers

  • When did the accident happen, and did you give your employer written notice within 30 days?
  • Has a claim been filed with the Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission? When?
  • Has the employer or its insurer paid any benefits or medical bills?

Augment Leads in Virginia

We run workers' comp campaigns nationwide and send Virginia leads only to firms that choose Virginia. The injured worker fills in the form, each lead goes to one firm and is never resold, and unqualified leads are replaced. Over 50 law firms work with us. See workers' comp leads.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a Virginia worker have to give notice?

Va. Code 65.2-600 requires written notice to the employer immediately or as soon as practicable, and no compensation is due unless it's given within thirty days after the accident, absent a reasonable excuse. Confirm current rules with the Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission.

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

Under Va. Code 65.2-601, the right to compensation is barred unless a claim is filed with the Commission within two years after the accident. Confirm current rules with the Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission.

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