Lowell, MA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Lowell, MA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
I agree with Atty Owens on the 93A issue but I would suggest sending them a letter first telling them if they do not pay the claim per your...
You could only sue your employer if you waived your right to workers' compensation benefits when you were first hired. Most employees do not know...
Usually, who you are employed by determines if you come under the state or federal wc system. I am not sure what your question is from the facts...
The responsible party, his/her insurance company or your insurance company (if you have collision coverage and elect to pursue payment through your...
Federal workers' compensation is a special area and there are very few lawyers that handle it. I know of only 2 in Massachusetts, although I am...
I would potentially be a workers' compensation matter if you required medical treatment or became incapacitated from working because of the...
You should speak to a lawyer who handles criminal defense matters.
I am not sure that his employer cannot fire him. Short of being covered by the Family Medical Leave Act or a union contract that prevents it, an...
Speak to a qualified Workers Compensation lawyer about the situation. Usually initial consultations are free.
You should contact your insurance company, if you have not already done so. You should have $8,000 of Personal Injury Protection coverage (assuming...
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