Can I drop my worker's comp petition and if so am I made to pay my attorney for work done ?
You should meet with your attorney to discuss these issues. I would say you seem to have a misunderstanding of the impact an attempted return to...
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Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Social Security, Personal Injury
You should meet with your attorney to discuss these issues. I would say you seem to have a misunderstanding of the impact an attempted return to...
Assuming you advised Social Security that you had a workers' compensation case pending when you applied, they may have already taken into...
There are a lot of assumptions that must be made, but assuming you have an accepted claim and you return to work making less than what you made...
Assuming you are referring to the final hearing on a contested petition, it could take anywhere from three months to well over a year for a...
If you want, you should be able to get your surgery. The appeal should not prevent it. You should ask your attorney, however, since there is...
Thank you for your inquiry. I suggest you contact a certified workers compensation specialist to help you with your claim. I would not worry that...
You should probably ask your attorney this question. As a general rule, the insurance company will take anywhere from a couple of days to thirty...
Unless the time for issuing the check was specifically written into the agreement, neither your attorney nor the judge could have promised that the...
I would suggest just going to your attorney's office and sit there until you are helped. Certainly there are many factors that could delay the...
While it is possible that a judge could leave the records open after the final hearing to allow for a additional deposition, it is not the norm and...