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Stephen Laurence Hoffman
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If you want to discuss this with someone other than your attorney feel free to...
Stephen Laurence Hoffman
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If you want to discuss this with someone other than your attorney feel free to...
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Michael J. Helfand
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The fact that an employee is categorized as "contract" or receives a 1099 does...
Stephen Laurence Hoffman
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These are questions you should be asking your lawyer. That is exactly what his...
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Michael J. Helfand
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You have three years to file a claim, but you say you lost the case, so I...
Salim John Sheikh
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The statute of limitations on a Workers Comp case is usually 3 years from the...
Salim John Sheikh
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Have you spoken with a Workers Compensation attorney? If you have not, I...
Michael J. Helfand
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Have you been able to get a second opinion from a different doctor? It sounds...
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Salim John Sheikh
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If you already have an attorney, you should be bringing up your grievances with...
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Stephen Laurence Hoffman
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This is a difficult question to answer since it depends upon many factors....
Lars A. Lundeen
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Yours is an excellent question. Each state's workers compensation statute and...
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Stephen Laurence Hoffman
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The Workers' Compensation Commission is overloaded with claims like yours that...
Peter LaSorsa
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You should make an appointment and talk to your attorney. It is not proper for...
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Stephen Laurence Hoffman
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You should file a claim under the Workers' Compensation Act and a claim against...
Salim John Sheikh
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To protect yourself , you should file a Workman's Comp claim and a PI case....
Brad E. Bleakney
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It sounds as if your attorney is cleaning up loose ends. Workers shouldn't pay...
Peter Marc Schaeffer
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If this is a workers compenastion claim and your attorney is not answering your...
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Stephen Laurence Hoffman
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You should request that the lawyer you fired send you a copy of the order that...
Salim John Sheikh
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Go to the Industrial Commission and verify the information your attorney has...
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Boyd Odell Roberts III
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if there is a 3rd party at fault (other than your employer) than that would be...
Stephen Laurence Hoffman
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I suggest before doing anything further you consult with a lawyer who...
L. Maxwell Taylor
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I know of no principle of law that says an employer has to let an at-will...
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He should definately obtain legal representation for a number of reasons....
Salim John Sheikh
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In a sutuation like this it is always best to retain an attorney. An attorney...
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Alan James Brinkmeier
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The Lawyer Search tab on the top of your screen reveals this information for...
Michael J. Helfand
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What does your doctor say? If there is a dispute about whether you can return...
Stephen Laurence Hoffman
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Ah, this is a common fact scenario that occurs very often in workers'...
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Stephen Laurence Hoffman
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Ah, the million dollar question. In short, yes, no, and maybe could all be the...
Lars A. Lundeen
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Why would you hire someone who is not properly insured? Most states require...
Michael J. Helfand
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If your Dad had a spouse or financial dependents then he should be able to get...
Brad E. Bleakney
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A settlement is not final until the pink settlement contracts are signed and...

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