I agree with attorney Gray. You accidentally filed your question in the workers' compensation forum. Good luck!

You can treat wherever you want but there are consequences. One is that the Delaware provider is not obligated to accept the reduced payment from...

Yes, you may ask for it. You may need to subpoena it, if it still exists. You should retain an attorney, if you do not already have one, to...

To answer your initial question, FMLA and workers compensation do run concurrently. Beyond that, you should speak with an attorney to go over all...

Thank you for your question! You certainly can get a settlement irrespective of the situation, and you may very well be justified in not working...

Hello! There is a lot to this and I agree with my colleagues that you will need to speak with an attorney, right away, because you have many...

You have the same recourse you would have, were you on the books. You can still be eligible for workers compensation. You should contact an...

Simply put, you need to consult with an attorney, immediately. What they are doing to you is completely unacceptable. Most of the attorneys on...

Normally, an employer can take a credit or an offset for unemployment benefits received during the same period of time that an injured worker is...

Yes. You should seek representation from an attorney specializing in workers' compensation law. Good luck!