Can one receive extra money if surgical scars are present. Workmanship comp case with 48% impaired?
Scarring in CT is limited to head face or neck but as pointed out if the scare is due solely to surgery it is not covered.
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Scarring in CT is limited to head face or neck but as pointed out if the scare is due solely to surgery it is not covered.
Your attorney should be able to advise you as to any Medicaid lien repayment obligations but what the exact amount will be depends of what has been...
It most likely will be deemed an asset and would impact eligibility for Medicaid. You may wish to consider a Special Need Trust contact a local...
Nobody likes or wants an invasive procedure, however, your physician thinks it is necessary for your release to work. He or she may want the test...
In Connecticut all attorney fees for workers' compensation cases are subject to the approval of the workers' compensation Commissioner. I think...
, SSDI benefits are not subject to garnishment.I
You would need to check with your human resource department (if there is one) to determine the terms of termination of health coverage. At the...
Connecticut, like most other states, limit recourse when an employee suffers a work related accident or illness to benefits available under its...
You should go back to the doctor who gave you the 10 percent and ask if it is an additional 10percent e.g. you now have 25 percent. If it is his or...
I agree with Attorney Leard. You should discuss a second opinion with your attending physician and the reasons why you wish one. If the carrier...