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Posted about 1 month ago in Workers Compensation Surfside Beach, SC 
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
You can ask your work comp carrier to find a doctor for you in SC, but if you...
Posted about 1 month ago in Workers Compensation Havelock, NC
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
Yes, it is legal. Doctors are not required to see you for follow up care,...
Posted about 1 month ago in Workers Compensation Mount Union, PA
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
In NC, the answer is no, you probably would not have to take that offer. But... 
David M. Axinn's answer
When an employer seeks to terminate benefits based on a specific job offer,...
Posted 9 months ago in Workers Compensation Lincoln, CA
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
That is a complicated question. You should consult a work comp lawyer in your...
Posted 9 months ago in Workers Compensation Manchester, NH
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
You can, but your problem is proving that you got hurt at work. Contact your...
Posted 10 months ago in Workers Compensation Charlotte, NC
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
The web site of the NC State Bar has a directory of "Board Certified... 
Bruce S Lipsey's answer
You should contact your local bar association which usually has some type of...
Posted 10 months ago in Workers Compensation Charlotte, NC
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
Yes, if you are going to hearing, I would recommend that you get an attorney....
Posted 10 months ago in Workers Compensation Little Rock, AR
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
I am a lawyer and I have dealt with AIG on many occasions. I think you will...
Posted 10 months ago in Workers Compensation North Carolina
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
If you hire a lawyer, you can still communicate directly with your doctor. But,...
Posted 10 months ago in Employment / Labor Philadelphia, PA
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
That is a terrible situation. Please go talk again to an employment lawyer.... 
Rebecca Elise Ary's answer
I agree with the previous poster. You need to talk to an attorney. Keep...
Posted 10 months ago in Workers Compensation Jericho, NY
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
Hard to say. You need to talk to a local work comp lawyer. Here in NC, I don'... 
Brian Marc Mittman's answer
Jericho - in NY the insurance carriers and workers compensation board have...
Posted 11 months ago in Workers Compensation Tarboro, NC
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
UNUM has a reputation for not paying LTD claims. You should go talk to a...
Posted 11 months ago in Workers Compensation Atlanta, GA 
Thomas L. Holder's answer
I am a workers' compensatoni attorney in Atlanta who handles cass all over the... 
Michael Richard Moebes' answer
I agree with Tom. Your being an intern should not affect whether or not you...
Posted 11 months ago in Workers Compensation Maryland
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
As a general rule, no. When you get hurt in the course and scope of your... 
Posted 11 months ago in Personal Injury Greensboro, NC 
Jonathan Gregg Stein's answer
Thank you for your question and I look forward to assisting you. Please keep in...
Bobby L. Bollinger Jr.'s answer
If you were "volunteering" then you would not be covered by NC workers' comp...
Posted 11 months ago in Workers Compensation 
Paul J. Morgan's answer
You used the term SSI which is a monthly payment that is conditional on the...
Brett A. Borah's answer
If you've already settled your workers' comp. settlement, then you're asking... |
