If my doctor releases me to sedentary work and my job doesn't offer a position, what happens?
First, I would recommend you consult with an attorney who is a certified specialist in workers' compensation about your case as soon as you can. ...
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First, I would recommend you consult with an attorney who is a certified specialist in workers' compensation about your case as soon as you can. ...
As both parties have attorneys that is something that the attorney should answer. I do not handle domestic relations cases, but I have seen...
If you mean getting a decision following appeal, it can take anywhere from 6 months to 18 months, or more. Unfortunately, the WCAB is the slowest...
Under the WC Act, an answer is supposed to be filed in 20 days. This is particularly important for the defendant/employer to do if it involves a...
You cannot sue your employer in PA for such an injury. You are limited to workers' compensation benefits against your employer. The only way you...
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If you are still in treatment post surgery, it is much too early to consider settling your case. In most instances, the carrier wants you to give...
I would first recommend that you have another meeting with your attorney and express your upset at how he reacted. The value of the case will...
The other posters are correct that you should remain on total disability. Even should you recover the ability to return to your regular job, and...
Any lengthy gap in employment will come to he attention of future employers by way of your application. You will have to be honest with the...
Based on your question I am presuming you are receiving Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits and not Supplemental Security Income benefit. ...