I'm on workers comp due to a knee injury that required surgery. I've fallen and injured my other knee.
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Answered on November 22, 2014
Yes your doc is correct that workers' compensation is responsible for all injuries caused by the work injury for both medical and wage loss benefits.
If my doctor releases me to sedentary work and my job doesn't offer a position, what happens?
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Answered on November 14, 2014
Not likely. They will see if the employer has desk work and, if not, likely do a labor market survey and/ settle. For more information on labor...
The judge approved my compromise and release settlement when will I get my settlement check
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Answered on November 14, 2014
Now that you’re your case, or part of your claim, has been resolved by both sides voluntarily agreeing to certain terms the next step is to request...
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Not sure what, how, when or where to start, advice would be appreciated.
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Answered on November 03, 2014
I would start by reading the short book written for this situation at...
How much is my permanently disabled settlement worth, my attorney laughed when I asked for $500,000. ?
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Answered on October 31, 2014
The value of your case is based upon your average weekly wage when injured, your comp rate, your transferable skills, and the projected amount of...
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Will I get a settlement?
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Answered on October 30, 2014
Sounds like you have a claim for medical and wage loss benefits. Usually, these claims do end up settling.
Is workers comp responsible for an injury if it was reinjured at home, but while still out of work for the initial injury?
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Answered on October 22, 2014
Yes, workers' compensation is responsible for any at home injuries if the work injury was the natural, probable, proximate predisposing cause of...
If my doctor releases me back to work an I reinjure myself can I go back to him for same injury?
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Answered on October 04, 2014
Yes, there is nothing preventing you from going back to original doctor as long as he is willing to see you. If you suffer an aggravation -new...
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If your doctor releases back to full duty and you aren't 100% and reinjure yourself can you go back on wc in pa?
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Answered on September 30, 2014
Assuming your injury was recognized as work related by payment of compensation, a NCP or a Judge's order then the answer is yes as long as your...
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Am i still responsible?
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Answered on September 29, 2014
You should inform the medical provider's billing office that this was for treatment relating to a work injury and that Section 306 (f.1) (7) of the...
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