The adjuster is not right, and workers' compensation attorneys do work on a contingency fee, so I agree with the other posters that you should...

I would agree with the other posters. At a minimum, you should contact a local workers' compensation attorney to discuss your options.

Unless there was a special agreement for faster payment, they have up to 30 days from the decision date to make payment.

Stipulations are fairly common to resolve some issues while leaving other potential issues open. Normally there is language in the stipulation...

They may be able to fire you for this assuming there is no contract and depending on the language of the policy; however, you may be able to pursue...

Doesn't really matter. Most people will be dead at around 0.4, so you are never going to get to that number.

If this is strictly a work injury, the sad truth is that you and your daughter will receive nothing. In most claims, the only benefits covered...

You very well may have a workers' compensation claim. This type of claim can be very fact specific, so you should contact a local workers'...

To be honest, without reviewing the documents it is difficult to say whether this is legitimate. I would suggest that you schedule an appointment...

Assuming there is no union, yes they can fire you. If there is a union, check with your union representative to see whether this is allowed under...