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  "name": "What do I do first if I suspect my chronic cough is an occupational illness from my job in Salt Lake City?",
  "description": "Notify employer in writing now, see doctor, file claim; Utah deadline is 180 days from knowing it's work-related[2].",
  "url": "https://justworkcomplaw.com//faq/occupational-illness-what-do-i-do-first-if-i-suspect-my-chronic-cough-is-an-occupational-illness-from-227",
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    {
      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "What do I do first if I suspect my chronic cough is an occupational illness from my job in Salt Lake City?",
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        "text": "Notify employer in writing now, see doctor, file claim; Utah deadline is 180 days from knowing it's work-related[2].",
        "description": "Notify your employer in writing immediately and see a doctor for diagnosis.\n\nUtah workers comp for occupational diseases starts with prompt reporting to preserve rights. Delays can forfeit benefits[2].\n\n- Submit written notice within 180 days of knowledge.\n- Get independent medical exam if needed.\n- File formal claim with Utah Labor Commission if denied.\n\nAct fast to avoid time bars; a local attorney can file properly and negotiate benefits like TTD or medical costs."
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