Can I sue my employer for injuries I received from tripping over an elevated drain cap in the floor?
I agree with Attorney Ramsey, but just to add my own 2 cents, you can't sue your employer for anything other than workers' comp benefits. If it...
Sturbridge, MA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Sturbridge, MA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Social Security
I agree with Attorney Ramsey, but just to add my own 2 cents, you can't sue your employer for anything other than workers' comp benefits. If it...
Agree with Atty. Young. You haven't given us enough information to tell whether this was work-related. If you were working when the injury...
I agree with Attorney Young. The short answer is that it should be covered as long as it is reasonable, appropriate and necessary. However, I...
I agree with my esteemed colleagues, but wanted to throw in my own 2 cents: Permanent impairment is unlikely to be the end of the story for you. A...
You can submit an application for SSDI anytime, but one thing that appears to be lacking is a foundation of medical evidence. If you were to...
That's a tough one. I think your situation may actually lend itself more towards a wrongful termination suit. From a workers' comp standpoint,...
I'm not sure what you're referring to when you say "J1." Assuming you are on workers' compensation, and you want to know if you can participate in...
This is the 3rd time in the last week someone has asked a strikingly similar question here on Avvo, and I wonder if it's the same person looking...
This is somewhat of a new trend in the world of workers' comp that has become more commonplace over the years. The reality is that IF you are able...
Just a guess, but maybe someone has a lien on your case and Liberty isn't able to pay until it's cleared up. That has been known to happen from...