Need a lawyer for your WCAT oral hearing?

In most cases when appealing your BC WCB case to the WCAT you want to request an oral hearing.

What’s an oral hearing at the WCAT?

It’s basically a trial that is held at the WCAT.  It’s more informal, but essentially it’s a trial where you present your case.

A WCAT oral hearing is a terrific opportunity to present your case thoroughly and with impact.  Live testimony can be more effective than written submissions.  That said, just because you request an oral hearing at the WCAT for your WCAT appeal doesn’t mean you get one automatically.  You need to ask and be granted it.

Supposing you were granted a WCAT oral hearing, now you need to prepare and figure out how to present your case at the oral hearing.  Fortunately it’s fairly informal, but that doesn’t mean you want to do haphazardly.

A WCAT oral hearing appeal is a very good opportunity to win your case.  You can bring witnesses, and present lots of evidence that present much more persuasively live than in a file.

We’re trial lawyers and WCAT appeal lawyers.  We have experience preparing for and conducting WCAT oral hearings.  We know how to present a WCB injury case in an oral hearing.  If you’re looking for a WCAT appeal lawyer, give us a call.

You can hire a lawyer any time.  Did you know that?  So, if you’ve run your WCB case on your own so far, but just want help with the oral hearing, we can help you out.

Call us to discuss your WCB and WCAT appeal case today.  Our toll free telephone number is 1.877.753.4793.