Do i need a medical melpractie lawyer

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   Jay Brownstein

   Tucker Litigation Lawyer

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   Answered April 29, 2012 19:30. You might have a potential employment claim if your employer is not allowing you to work within your medical restrictions or is otherwise not attempting to accommodate your medical condition. You should contact a knowledgeable Georgia employment lawyer to learn more about your rights. Our initial telephone conversations are no-charge. You can reach me at (678) 021-0143.

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   Morris WiltshirePro

   Athens Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered April 30, 2012 10:15. You should contact an employment lawyer in the Athens area to further explore your options. Good luck.

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   Thomas Burnside

   Athens Medical Malpractice Attorney

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   Answered May 01, 2012 07:14. Your question concerns an employment issue rather than medical malpractice. If you are now able to work full duty, you might want to return to the doctor with a copy of your job description and ask him for a full duty release to return to work. If not, I suggest you contact a labor and employment lawyer and maybe explore time off under the Family Medical Leave Act until you recover.

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   Harry HudsonPro

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   Answered April 29, 2012 14:08. I don't think so. You might need a labor/employment attorney.

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