Chemical exposure at work, what are my options?
This is going to sound like a "punt" but you really do need to speak personally with a Worker's Comp lawyer. You are correct that you cannot sue...
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This is going to sound like a "punt" but you really do need to speak personally with a Worker's Comp lawyer. You are correct that you cannot sue...
After deposition, there will probably be an examination by their doctor. Then the case will be put on the trial calendar. I don't know the length...
This is called "med pay" insurance, and most schools do not carry this type of coverage. Does not hurt to ask, though.
You can, but there may be a problem in respect to whether a lawsuit would be a practical remedy. The reason is that the result, financial...
It isn't what you "feel", it's what you can prove. Let a lawyer handle this, it is not a game for amateurs
If you have already tried the small claims court and had no luck with them, you can't go back and try again for a better result.
An employee cannot sue an employer (except in particular, very narrowly defined circumstances). The legal avenue available for redress is Worker's...
There could be several potential avenues to pursue. If you were thinking of a straight-out lawsuit against him, that might be possible, but in my...
You can't sue your employer in any event. Your remedy is limited to Worker's Comp.
The key element here is how severe the injuries are. Did you get medical treatment? Did a doctor say there are second-degree burns, or is that...