Do all Workers Comp cases require an attorney and end with a monetary settlement?
there are 3 comp benefits - medical (pay for bills), temporary (your husband is getting while he is treated and cannot work) and permanency (this...
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there are 3 comp benefits - medical (pay for bills), temporary (your husband is getting while he is treated and cannot work) and permanency (this...
Why Don't you listen to your lawyer? Others are not lawyers, per your post.
You need court order. File motion.
Talk to your lawyer. You Don't do anything.
Mr. Isquith hits the nail on the head. there are also exceptions to the statute of limitations that may apply, so it is well withing the Judge's...
You are overthinking it. file to dismiss for failure or alternatively to compel. 'better, hire a lawyer who is familiar with how this works.
The Medicaid lien is against your portion of the settlement and yes, you are obliged to pay it.
The term is "confidentiality clause."
Cannot get both. Talk to your lawyer and see if SSDI application should be started.
Find the new lawyer and let that person deal with the substitution issues. Get your file and tell your current lawyer you want new representation.