Can a workers comp judge refuse to sign a compromise and release agreement?
While it is technically possible, it is extraordinarily unlikely. I have seen it happen perhaps once in 18 years.
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While it is technically possible, it is extraordinarily unlikely. I have seen it happen perhaps once in 18 years.
Your question was not clear as to whether the judge's signature was on a bench order or a final decision. The clock starts ticking, so to speak,...
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I would preface my comments by suggesting that you contact an experienced workers' compensation lawyer if you are not currently represented. There...
As a general rule, if you have an accepted claim, your medical will be covered indefinitely. There is no expiration date. If the claim was never...
A Petition to Seek Approval of the Compromise and Release Agreement will have to be filed by one of the attorneys if there is not a petition...
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You should notify your employer that you injured yourself at work and sustained a psychological trauma. Then you shoild consult with an attorney...
Unfortunately, any agreement reached at a mediation is not binding. Either party can "back out" of the settlement, but it creates a terrible...
While you can certainly choose the facility where the FCE is done, perhaps doing one in the first place is not the greatest idea. You would be...
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Unfortunately, this happens routinely in the workers' compensation arena. I think that telling your neighbors that you are being investigated is...
Hello. I believe you posted your question in the wrong forum. This is for Pennsylvania workers' compensation matters. You need to re-post your...