Can you sue workers compensation insurance company?
A lawsuit in the Court of Common Pleas would, with very few exceptions, not be viable. Your recourse is, as those above have said, to file a...
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A lawsuit in the Court of Common Pleas would, with very few exceptions, not be viable. Your recourse is, as those above have said, to file a...
The facts you state could support a claim of pregnancy discrimination. Be aware that the time limits for filing such a claim are short: 180 days...
In general, an employee can be terminated for any reason, or no reason. A good reason is not necessary, unless you are under contract or covered by...
As with the others who have responded, I urge you to contact your lawyer about this. You may need advice from a financial planner or broker on the...
I recommend you contact and employment law attorney at once. In the papers you signed there is likely and arbitration agreement, which severely...
I agree that you should contact an attorney with knowledge of employment law and Americans with Disabilities Act experience. Your situation...
You can't sue your employer. You are entitled to Workers Comp benefits which I assume you got without a problem. Workers comp only covers...
The Criminal History Record Information Act, a Pennsylvania law, 18 Pa. C.S.A. §9125, provides that employers may only use an employee’s previous...
The fact that your insurance company denied the claim is probably why the suit was filed. The other person can fight it out with the insurance...
Your employer's insurance carrier cannot dictate treatment to you or your treating doctors. Sometimes they will employ a "Rehab Nurse" to speak to...