Workmen’s Comp Dr. cleared me to go back to full duty at work, but I’m still in pain. What do I do?
Go talk with your lawyer. Usually, a comp carrier will send you for an exam to determine if further treatment is needed, and if you are released...
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Go talk with your lawyer. Usually, a comp carrier will send you for an exam to determine if further treatment is needed, and if you are released...
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