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Tennessee moves Workers Compensation Cases Online to make Filings More Efficient - KBA News

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Tennessee moves Workers Compensation Cases Online to make Filings More Efficient

Posted on: Feb 28, 2018

The Tennessee Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) now uses an innovative new system that allows attorneys and self-represented litigants to file documents without printing copies or traveling to BWC offices across the state. The new TNComp electronic filing system allows all parties to file contested case pleadings in a more efficient and cost-effective manner. Attorneys and litigants can now electronically file documents any time of the day, they can view any documents associated with the case, they receive notices when a new document is filed, and reminders of upcoming hearings.  All of the services offered on TNComp are provided to the user at no cost. You can learn more about TNComp here or to watch instructional videos on how to navigate the system, you can follow the link provided here. 

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