Sturbridge, MA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Sturbridge, MA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Social Security
You can apply while working, but only if you are below the SGA limit. SGA is what Social Security calls "Substantial Gainful Activity." For 2019,...
A claim for workers' compensation benefits would be the best avenue for you. You will not get in to trouble for filing. I understand your concern...
Unfortunately, here in MA, the answer is probably not. Generally speaking, for a mental health issues to fall under workers' compensation, work...
Both attorneys above pointed out - and I agree - that you could get an award for any permanent damage done. That would include both your knees,...
The details you've given are a little vague but, generally speaking, if he (you said "he," so I assume you're asking for someone else) has returned...
Make sure to notify your local office of the change of circumstance, and let them know where she was hospitalized. If possible, you should let the...
Yes, absolutely. You are covered under your new employer's workers' compensation plan from the moment you start working. However, you have a duty...
Based on your description, it looks like your status would change to Temporary Partial. Be assured workers' comp never really goes away. Your...
I agree with Attorney Ramsey. The only person who will benefit from this arrangement is your employer. Good for him, but very bad for you in the...
If you are receiving SSDI (Disability Insurance) benefits, then there is no need for you to protect the money. You are always entitled to SSDI...