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I had surgery on workers comp.claim. I received a VA but the employer decided to pay me my regular pay? Is this illegal
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Answered on March 08, 2017
If your voluntary agreement has been approved by the commissioner, then you do have the right to have a formal hearing on the issue of any workers...
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Is the workers comp insurance company playing me ?
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Answered on October 26, 2016
I agree with Attorney Shannon. You were given the correct information the first time you asked this; the insurance company is wrong or...
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In 2012 I got hurt at work now four years later still working with a lawyer can only take care of workers comp
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Answered on October 17, 2016
You should sit down with your lawyer and find out why a settlement is apparently not a possibility at this time. For example, if you still work at...
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Can I retain a lawyer for a burn injury from an employer??
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Answered on October 06, 2016
If you were burned on the job then you are entitled to be covered by workers compensation.The real question is what benefits will you be entitled...
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Does the workers comp has to pay for my time at the doctor office
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Answered on September 06, 2016
I agree with Attorney Shannon's answer.
Workers compensation settlement agreement and stipulation sign off.
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Answered on August 17, 2016
I somewhat disagree with the prior answers. If you signed the Stipulation agreement, there is no reason that your attorney needs to sign it. The...
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In 2008 I settled a workers comp claim ,full in final,submitted paperwork to social security, offset was too be removed in march
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Answered on March 15, 2016
I agree with Attorney Sevarino. Depending on how the workers comp settlement paperwork was filled out, you may very well be entitled to receive...
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So how do you win when you're up against the workman's comp cartel,hitler, Himmler and stalin! You don't even if you're crippled
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Answered on March 15, 2016
It sounds like you are pretty late in the process since it appears you have already had a Formal Hearing on whatever your issues were. Talk to...
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See above. any help would be greatly appreciated
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Answered on February 03, 2016
Short answer: yes, as long as you were still working the full time job on the date of injury. This is very important to you, as most of your...
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Will I need to leave my current employer prior to settling this workers compensation case?
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Answered on February 02, 2016
if you are talking about a full and final settlement of your claim, the above answers are misleading or incorrect. In Connecticut, the insurance...
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