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  • Your Team
    • Timothy P. Coriden
    • G Terrence Coriden
    • Emily Snyder, Senior Case Manager
    • Julie Hamblen, Firm Manager
    • Dylan Andrew, Translator/Case Manager
    • Dale VanEst, Case Manager
    • Pete Coriden, Client Coordinator
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2 common reasons Indiana workers’ comp claims face delays

On Behalf of Coriden & Coriden, LLC | Feb 26, 2026 | Workers' Compensation

You filed a workers’ comp claim in Indiana, yet progress feels slow or unclear. Delays may happen for specific procedural or medical reasons during claim review. Understanding two common causes may help you recognize what may slow movement and what the process may...

Beware of the MMI trap in Indiana workers’ compensation cases

On Behalf of Coriden & Coriden, LLC | Feb 4, 2026 | Workers' Compensation

The journey through a workers' compensation claim often reaches a critical turning point known as Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI). This stage occurs when a doctor determines that your injury has healed as much as it is likely to. While this sounds like a positive...

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