You may have a tort case and a workers compensation case, depending on the circumstances. You generally cannot sue your employer for a tort claim,...

It sounds like this is a work injury, the insurers tend to rush you back to work and if they are giving you time, it may be best to trust the...

You may have a workers compensation case and a tort case, depending on the facts. Generally an employer is immune from suit under the WC code, but...

I agree with the other folks who have provided explanations. This is the type of question that is very fact specific, could require litigation and,...

You may have a right to FMLA leave, depending on the the time you spent there and other factors. However, it sounds like work is a substantial...

As Mr. Belt was alluding to, you should consider whether you also may have a workers compensation claim. The workers compensation system covers a...

I agree with my colleagues here. It is nearly impossible to assess the strengths and weaknesses of a case, to define the fight, without reviewing...

It is possible that you have two claims, if you were working you may not be able to sue your employer, as they would have immunity under the WC...

As other folks mentioned, this is a really important stage of a workers compensation case, not just for the attorneys but for you. If you still...

Based on what you are describing, it sounds like a connection could be proven between the work activities and the physical condition, a stroke. As...