Can I find workers comp lawyer to do my case for 10% if WC claim is accepted & employer acknowledged injury was at work.

While it is certainly possible for an attorney to charge 10%, I have never heard of it happening. I have heard of a 15% fee in some very limited...

If a WC IC refuses a settlement demand and won't even negotiate can you force them into litigation?

Strictly speaking, you cannot force an insurance company to settle with you. However, there are things you can do to make them want to. You should...

Strictly speaking, a potential surgery should have no impact at all on the value of a workers' compensation claim. Workers' compensation claims in...

Thank you for your question. Yes, I am not surprised that you were given a hard time since day one. Unfortunately, your question is overly vague...

Based on my previous question about a WC settlement, if a ins. co. doesn't want to settle what options do you and lawyer have ?

As a general rule, you can never force a workers compensation insurance company to settle a case. However, there is a little used provision of the...

Your question indicates that you have a lawyer. It would be a bad idea to take the advice of someone on this list who has very limited facts...

Request for extension of deposition deadline; what it means in work-comp cases?

You should really ask your lawyer this question. Most likely the deposition is being postponed to save money in the hopes the case will settle at...

After my case workers composition is over if i can applied for disibility

Yes, you sure can apply for SSD, whether or not you win your workers' compensation case.

2 issues: employer not following WC doctor's restrictions and mgmt discrimination because of restrictions. What can I do?

You really need to get an attorney ASAP. There is no other way to put it and any answer I give would be woefully incomplete, given the very unique...

Supersedeas Order Denied For UGIF and won the decision from WCJ in may 15 Supersedeas denied recently/

Although they might come up with various excuses, it really should be immediately. You should ask your attorney to pester them.