Do attorneys have to carry liability insurance?
I presume you are talking about malpractice insurance. Attorneys are not required to have insurance, but they are required to disclose if they are...
Carlisle, PA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Carlisle, PA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Social Security, Unknown
I presume you are talking about malpractice insurance. Attorneys are not required to have insurance, but they are required to disclose if they are...
You are not being compensated for lost earnings because your claim has been denied. If you have not already done so, you should consult an...
Because you worked there only one month before getting hurt, FMLA would not protect your job. Unless there is an applicable contract or collective...
If you are not happy with the law firm it would be a good idea to have another attorney review the C&R Agreement to determine your options. There...
A great deal more information is needed in order to answer your question. I recommend that you contact a local attorney who is familiar with...
Your no longer being with the company has no bearing on your Workers Compensation case. You should consult an attorney as soon as possible.
In general, yes, unless you have medical restrictions against working that shift, or unless it would violate an applicable collective bargaining...
Only if you allow it, but be aware that if you refuse to work the overtime the employer may want to fire you. Before making a decision you should...
Being fired for reasons unrelated to your injury can affect your Workers Comp benefits. I suggest you consult an attorney as soon as possible.
I would sometimes advise a client to apply for UC if their Workers' Comp was being disputed, in order to continue to receive some income. As Atty...