Am I still considered under workman's compensation
You should be covered. Intent to resign should not change that. You would do well to consult with an attorney, however.
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You should be covered. Intent to resign should not change that. You would do well to consult with an attorney, however.
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I am terribly sorry about what happened to you. In order to not further compound the problem, you should speak with an attorney regarding your...
What you do is you contact an attorney immediately before your benefits are suspended. You should hire an attorney who is certified as a specialist...
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The insurance company is not allowed more than two IMEs in a 12-month period. That averages bout one every six months. Therefore, an IME after...
In a word, yes. Essentially you have a repetitive trauma, assuming your doctor can attribute your injury to your work duties as you describe. ...
At this stage, your employment status will not affect the judge's decision or your workers compensation claim at all. I would suggest that you...
There are way too many variables here to give you an adequate answer. You should speak with your attorney at length!