CAN DEPOSING A TREATING PHYSICAL THERAPIST IN A DENIAL OF WORKERS COMP BENEFITS BE HELPFUL?
It sounds like you have an attorney and if so, all of your questions should be posed to him/her, who would be in the best position to answer same....
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It sounds like you have an attorney and if so, all of your questions should be posed to him/her, who would be in the best position to answer same....
You need to call and set up an appointment with your attorney to explain the delay face to face. Put your questions in writing and place a...
While you are not entitled to first inspect the "light duty" job being offered, the description of the light duty work must be specific enough...
If you have an attorney, this question is best asked of him/her. However, the general answer to your question is that until you reach full...
This is a question for your attorney. While your questions are legitimate, only your attorney knows your case intimately and can best advise you. ...
Hire an experienced workers compensation attorney promptly.
Even if you are a whistle blower, you need to follow the law on attempting to return to work within your restrictions if it is available and is a...
This is a question for your attorney if you have one. If the employer has a light duty job, you should have your treating physician review it...
If you have an attorney, these questions should be posed to him/her. If you do not, you should promptly consult with and hire an experienced...
The short answer to your question is yes. My second thought for you on your case is that you may want to explore the possibility of a third...