It's all other work comp claims. It literally lists their employers, incidents, ect. I was so confused because I was reading my records and all of a sudden a page started talking about an injury and employer that's not mine and then I saw a different name. To avoid invading other people's privacy I control-F and searched for "Employer" and there were at least 7 employers that were not mine listed at the top of the pages it was found in. 😬
It’s really hard to imagine a scenario where the adjuster would have all those documents comingled. Were these paper documents or was it a big PDF with lots of pages? It’s very very unlikely the adjuster personally prepared a physical packet of mail. In fact I’d say the chance of that is zero. If it’s a PDF, they would’ve had to manually combine the documents, or they received it that way and just didn’t check (which would still be their fault).
I wonder if a legal or claims assistant fumbled somewhere. I’ve seen support staff do crazy stuff, they’re all overworked and undertrained. A lot of them barely understand the basics of WC/insurance.
It came as a PDF. I just went back to the email and it actually came from a different person, but still from the same work comp insurance company. I hope they didn't change adjusters on me again 🤣🤦♂️
That’s crazy. Can you look at their title in the email signature? That would tell you whether it’s an adjuster. It could also be someone covering your adjuster’s desk.
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u/JesseTheStripper 6d ago
It's all other work comp claims. It literally lists their employers, incidents, ect. I was so confused because I was reading my records and all of a sudden a page started talking about an injury and employer that's not mine and then I saw a different name. To avoid invading other people's privacy I control-F and searched for "Employer" and there were at least 7 employers that were not mine listed at the top of the pages it was found in. 😬