Can I receive a disability retirement for PTSD?
From your description of "job related ptsd," I would say you have potential for both a social security claim AND a workers' comp claim. Social...
Sturbridge, MA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Sturbridge, MA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Social Security
From your description of "job related ptsd," I would say you have potential for both a social security claim AND a workers' comp claim. Social...
Agree with Atty. Winkler too, but I would add that your situation is much more complex than you are making it sound. Even without knowing the...
Uses the Find A Lawyer tab on Avvo. You can also call the Massachusetts Bar Association and ask for a referral.
Agree with Attorney Young. We are both MA attorneys and know a little more about the Impartial exam process. Generally speaking, if he found you...
Agree with Attorney Owens. Without going over your case in more detail, it is impossible to determine its value. I can tell you that, generally...
Good news/bad news. The good news is that Massachusetts has life-time medical, meaning Brinks and their insurance company own your knee for...
Avvo says you are in Boston, MA, so I'm guessing this is the state you relocated to? Most states require that anyone practicing before their...
In Massachusetts, if you were injured at work, you are entitled workers' compensation benefits. Period. End of story. The only deviation I see...
Social Security is probably your best option at this point, assuming you are still disabled. Unemployment will probably uphold its original...
Attorneys Fitzpatrick and Owens are both correct. First and foremost, you have a valid workers' comp claim. If you can't do the job you've always...