First, how to apply for legal aid for work-related injury disputes?
Industrial injury disputes can apply for legal aid to the local judicial bureau if they meet the conditions, and the application for legal aid for industrial injury needs to meet the following requirements:
(a) there are sufficient reasons to prove that legal aid is needed to protect their legitimate rights and interests;
(2) I am really or completely unable to pay the legal service fees due to financial difficulties. After meeting the requirements, you need to apply to the local judicial bureau, and the judicial bureau will provide legal aid after review.
The first paragraph of Article 10 of the Regulations on Legal Aid stipulates that
If a citizen fails to entrust an agent due to financial difficulties, he may apply to a legal aid institution for legal aid on the following matters that need to be represented:
(1) Requesting state compensation according to law;
(2) Requesting social insurance benefits or minimum living security benefits;
(3) Requesting pensions and relief funds;
(4) Requesting to pay alimony, alimony and alimony;
(5) Requesting payment of labor remuneration;
(six) to claim the civil rights and interests arising from the courageous behavior.
Second, how many times can legal aid be provided?
There is no limit to the number of times a person can apply for legal aid.
Legal aid refers to a legal guarantee system that legal aid agencies set up by the government organize legal aid lawyers to provide free legal services for people with financial difficulties or special cases. A special case refers to a case in which the criminal suspect or defendant is blind, deaf or dumb, or a mental patient who has not completely lost the ability to identify or control his own behavior, and has not entrusted a defender in accordance with the provisions of the second paragraph of Article 35 of the Criminal Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC). People's courts, people's procuratorates and public security organs shall notify legal aid institutions to appoint lawyers to defend them.
The legal aid center can't identify work-related injuries. Work-related injury identification is an administrative confirmation by the social insurance administrative department (Human Resources and Social Security Bureau) whether the accidental injury (or occupational disease) of employees belongs to work-related injury or is regarded as work-related injury according to the authorization of law. Only the Human Resources and Social Security Bureau can identify work-related injuries. The legal aid center does not have this function.
Article 17 of the Regulations on Industrial Injury Insurance
If an employee has an accident injury or is diagnosed and identified as an occupational disease in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Prevention and Control of Occupational Diseases, the unit to which he belongs shall, within 30 days from the date of the accident injury or the date of diagnosis and identification as an occupational disease, apply to the social insurance administrative department in the overall planning area for work-related injury identification. Under special circumstances, with the consent of the administrative department of social insurance, the application time limit may be appropriately extended.
After the industrial injury dispute occurs, we should seek reasonable ways to safeguard our legitimate rights and interests as soon as possible. For example, we can choose to file a lawsuit in the local people's court, but this time it will involve the issue of hiring a lawyer. If you can't get a lawyer because of economic difficulties, those who meet the requirements can apply for legal aid from the local judicial bureau.