WC
Workers CompensationDenied Claims
Workers Comp Attorneys
Wyoming Workers Compensation Attorneys
Find the best workers comp lawyers in Wyoming. 7,000 claims filed annually — average settlement $25,600 with attorney representation.
10Attorneys Listed
7,000Annual WY Claims
$25,600Avg Settlement w/ Attorney
All Wyoming Attorneys (10 total)
Showing 10 attorneys in Wyoming. Sorted by rating.
OM
Workers CompensationOccupational Disease
JH
Workers CompensationOccupational Disease
KK
Healthcare Worker InjuriesNeedlestick Injuries
NF
Transportation AccidentsWorkers Compensation
WS
Permanent DisabilityWorkers Comp Settlements
DE
Workers CompensationDenied Claims
KL
Workers CompensationDenied Claims
ND
Permanent DisabilityWorkers Comp Settlements
JS
Repetitive StressCarpal Tunnel
Workers' Compensation Law in Wyoming
Key facts every injured worker in Wyoming needs to know before filing a claim.
Filing Deadline
1 year
from date of injury
Avg Settlement
$19,000
with attorney representation
Max Weekly Benefit
$1,027
temporary total disability
How Workers' Comp Works in Wyoming
Wyoming is a monopolistic workers' comp state — all employers must insure through the Wyoming Workers' Safety and Compensation Division. Private insurers are not permitted. Wyoming's key industries — oil & gas, mining, agriculture, and tourism — generate thousands of workplace injury claims each year. Workers who hire an attorney recover significantly more on average than those who navigate the system alone.
Important: Wyoming's energy sector workers face unique hazards — the state's monopolistic system means your benefits are set by statute, making attorney help critical for maximizing your claim.
Frequently Asked Questions — Wyoming Workers' Comp
How long do I have to file a workers' comp claim in Wyoming? +
In Wyoming, you generally have 1 year from the date of your injury to file a workers' compensation claim. However, you should report your injury to your employer as soon as possible — delays can complicate your claim. For occupational diseases that develop over time, the clock typically starts when you knew or should have known the condition was work-related.
What benefits am I entitled to under Wyoming workers' comp? +
Wyoming workers' comp covers medical treatment costs, temporary disability wage replacement (typically 2/3 of your average weekly wage up to $1,027), permanent disability benefits based on your impairment, and vocational rehabilitation if you can't return to your previous job. Death benefits are also available for families of workers killed on the job.
Can my employer fire me for filing a workers' comp claim in Wyoming? +
No. Wyoming law prohibits employers from retaliating against workers for filing a workers' compensation claim. If you are fired, demoted, or otherwise punished for filing a claim, you may have a separate retaliation lawsuit in addition to your workers' comp case. Document any adverse employment actions and consult an attorney immediately.
What if my Wyoming workers' comp claim is denied? +
A denied claim is not the end. You have the right to appeal the decision. The appeals process in Wyoming involves requesting a hearing before the workers' compensation board or court. An experienced workers' comp attorney can gather medical evidence, depose witnesses, and present your case — significantly improving your chances of a successful appeal.
Do I need a workers' comp attorney in Wyoming? +
For minor injuries with clear liability, you may not need an attorney. But for serious injuries, denied claims, permanent disability, or cases involving disputed causation, hiring a Wyoming workers' comp attorney dramatically increases your outcome. Most workers' comp attorneys work on contingency — no fee unless you win. The average settlement with an attorney is around $19,000, often significantly more than unrepresented workers receive.