Where to File a Workers' Compensation Claim in Springfield, MA

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The filing process in Springfield is specific. While your employer is required to report the injury, you may need to file a claim yourself if they refuse or if benefits are denied.

The Hub: Most local claims are handled through the Department of Industrial Accidents (DIA) Springfield Office, located at 436 Dwight Street, Room 105.
City Employees: If you are a City of Springfield employee, your claims are often managed via FutureComp in West Springfield.
Our Role: We handle the complex Form 110 (Employee Claim) to ensure your filing is accurate and timely, preventing the insurance company from using technicalities to deny you.

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