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David J McMorris
Boston Defective and Dangerous Products Attorney.
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  2. George Ellis Corson IV
  3. Christine C Mccall
  4. Michelle A. Perfili

Can he still qualify for workers comp or is this fraud?

Asked by a user in San Diego, CA - 8 months ago.

He can make any claim which can be supported by evidence. If there is a lack of supporting evidence, he will lose his claim. An experienced workers comp lawyer will review the medicals and make the call as to whether the claim is worth bringing; it is certainly worth bringing for SSDI.

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  2. Michael S. Haber
  3. Gerald Gregory Lutkenhaus
  4. Timothy F. Winslow

Settlement or no settlement

Asked by a user in Buffalo, NY - almost 2 years ago.

First, ask the lawyer what the fee percentage is, and whether there are any other deductions. There is no way for you to properly evaluate an offer until you know that information. You also need to have a conference with your lawyer to get his views on the relative strengths and weaknesses of your case. Certain aspects of the law can often affect the value of a case, and you need his input so you can better understand the insurer's position and so you can make an informed decision about...

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  1. David J McMorris
  2. Adam David Sorrells
  3. Kira Gagarin
  4. Pablo Husayn Nossa

Can I revoke a lien on a personal injury claim?

Asked by a user in Los Angeles, CA - 8 months ago.

your thinking is one reason people need lawyers.

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  1. Kenneth Michael Sheppard
  2. George Ellis Corson IV
  3. David J McMorris

I was denied workers comp, can i appeal it?

Asked by a user in Los Angeles, CA - 4 months ago.

Your question gives no basis for a workers comp claim. Do you mean Unemployment? The rules are very different.

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  1. Alan S Pierce
  2. David J McMorris

What is Mass. statute for reopening W/C case? Was terminated 2/10 & collected W/C several months/had knee surgery/pain returned.

Asked by a user in Boston, MA - 6 months ago.

I agree with Mr. Pierce and suggest you call him

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  1. Jonas A Jacobson
  2. David J McMorris
  3. James G. Christmas

Is avascular necrosis of shoulder pre existing condition covered by workers comp in mass if assault leaves me unable to work

Asked by a user in Worcester, MA - 9 months ago.

On the bare bones info you provided, there is probably a workers comp claim here, although more facts need to be known. You can review the Guide to Massachusetts Workers Comp which is part of my Avvo profile if you want a more detailed description of the law.

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  1. David J McMorris
  2. Christopher Donald Elster
  3. John Eiler Goodwin

If a person gets injured before their shift starts but, they are on company property, are they covered by workers comp in MA?

Asked by a user in Medford, MA - 11 months ago.

The specific facts surrounding this injury will determine whether it is compensable. Also, it is not clear from your question how many days of work were missed. Massachusetts has a minimum of 5 days to qualify for workers' comp disability benefits. See the Guides to Massachusetts Workers Compensation included in my AVVO profile.

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  1. Jeffrey K. Varszegi
  2. David J McMorris
  3. Robert Daniel Kelly

What are my rights concerning worker's comp in the state of Massachusetts after I return to work?

Asked by a user in Malden, MA - about 1 year ago.

Since you are continuing to have problems with a work related injury, you are entilted to medical treatment for that injury, and have the right to choose your doctor. Because "board rates" are often less than what health insurers pay, some doctors prefer to turn down patients on comp. They should not, however, fail to treat you properly once they have started a doctor/patient relationship. That said, find a doctor who will stay with your treatment and follow his advice. If you have to go...

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  1. Michael Jacob Laszlo
  2. David J McMorris
  3. George Louis Legrand

I found 2 pieces of sticks in my Starbucks coffee, i accidentally swallowed one a pretty small one. I was wondering if i can sue

Asked by a user in Seattle, WA - 24 days ago.

No harm, no foul.

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  1. Stephen Laurence Hoffman
  2. Robert Jeffrey Long
  3. David J McMorris

Is the coffee shop responsible (even partially) for the robbery that happened inside the store?

Asked by a user in Evanston, IL - 24 days ago.

The short answer is this is not worth pursuing. The store most certainly would contest liability, and the damage is (fortunately), minimal.

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