Do I have a any case?

You should definitely contact a Worker's Compensation Atty. because you most likely have a case as long as you were an employee and not an...

Workers Compensation Claimant's Medical rights:

The delays that often happen in the Worker's Compensation claims process are very frustrating and I can completely sympathize with the aggravation....

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Does this mean that I am only allowed around 6 weeks of pay

I am not familiar with Texas comp, but in NY when a Claimant reaches maximum level of medical improvement they undergo something called a schedule...

Is my case good enough to file a lawsuit?

Yes! You should definitely seek an Attorney's help. Find a Workers' Compensation Attorney and they will guide you in the right direction. ...

I was working with children at a church nursery for one and a half years. One of the children threw a ball; I fell and sustained

You must contact a Workers' Comp Attorney as soon as possible because as long as you were an employee and not an independent contractor you should...

Now what? Should I have to pay my work comp attorney 15% of my settlement after findings and orders?

I am not sure what the California Workers' Comp System is like, but here in NY Comp Attorneys work on a contingency fee, which is also 15%. And...

You are entitled to a workers' compensation claim, but as for suing your employer for failure to call an ambulance you may file a complaint with...

Yes, child support will come off your settlement. You must first understand that the money you are getting is not for pain and suffering, they are...

Can my employer notify me in a 2-hr short notice that I do not have to come in for work due to weather or emergent condition?

Yes, of course. Weather is typically an excuse for most things, and in this scenario what you described does not appear to be illegal. Safety...

Can you get unemployment after work comp if you were terminated by employer due to not being able to provide a position

If you are in NY at least you can. The law for unemployment is that you have to be ready, willing and able to work. So as long as you have some...