I am being asked to sign a stipulation for ttd only to not have to go to trial (for the unpaid ttd to date). Is it over after?

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   Neil Pedersen

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   Answered January 14, 2013 17:36. I think you will be better served by changing the practice area to workers compensation, which I will do for you.
   
   Good luck to you.

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   Donald WernoPro

   Santa Ana Family Law Attorney

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   Answered January 14, 2013 17:37. I'm sorry, but I cannot understand the question you are asking. Can you please provide some additional information so we can find an answer for you. For example, what is TTD?
   
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   Robert Kopelson

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   Answered January 14, 2013 17:44. Talk to your work comp lawyer. if you dont have one, you should get one asap.

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