The short answer is no. Workers' compensation is an "exclusive remedy." Generally, you cannot sue your employer for a work injury (there are few...

We frequently see work injuries, like carpal tunnel, caused repetitive trauma. Yes, that can absolutely be a workers’ compensation case. Have a...

Can I get a settlement and how much roughly?

Whether you “can” settle your case is a far different question than whether you “should” do so. An injured worker can settle a case whenever he or...

My father was injured in 2015,surgery's and medication and time later hes still in pain today. How much should his settlement be

No attorney can (or should) answer this question with an actual number. We simply do not have nearly enough information. Meet with an attorney...

If you need surgery as a result of a work-related injury, and your doctor has you out of work from the surgery (as one would expect), then you...

Yes, restrictions can be based on duties, or duration of shifts. You really should sit down with an attorney certified as a specialist in workers...

I agree with my colleague. Generally this is something that would be addressed in the Compromise & Release Agreement, and your attorney would be...

Unless a doctor is saying the seizure was related to the work duties, it would appear they are correct that the only "work injury" is the injury...

I agree with my colleagues. Workers' compensation is what is called an "exclusive remedy." For a work injury, these benefits are typically all...

IME doctor changed his opinion at second IME with him on my diagnosis based on ongoing symptoms. Now what?

I agree with my colleagues. This is something you should discuss with your attorney, if you have one. If you do not, you should get one.