What should I do if my Worker's Compensation Attorney is physically incapable of continuing my case?

You are constitutionally entitled to whatever attorney you want. I would make arrangements to speak with another certified attorney and that person...

What do I need to do to start the process of divorce?

Get a consultation with a family law attorney to understand the process and to get specific advice for your situation. In the long run it's easier...

WC case- Settle with least or no money or Leave it to Judge ruling?

You really should be asking these questions to your lawyer, who has a far better handle on your situation than anybody on this forum.

So sorry to hear about your injury. You really should consult with a certified specialist workers' comp attorney to discuss the status of your...

Can i file for lump sum now that my ex husband has pass! he was on worker's comp

Unless the injured worker's death was caused by the work injury, the right to receive workers' comp dies with the injured worker. And, as Mr....

It sounds like you may not be getting everything to which you are entitled. If your lawyer is not a certified specialist Workers' Compensation...

Do I qualify for unemployment after my injury denial and closed.

If you have not yet consulted with a certified specialist workers' compensation attorney, you should seek a consultation right away. You may still...

Can I get paid from workers camps and a private disability company in the same time ?

Yes, potentially. Workers' compensation would get a credit if your employer paid for the insurance premiums on the disability policy. The...

What happens next?

A "Cracker Jack box lawyer," as you put it, is still a lawyer. You should discuss the situation with that person to figure out your next steps. ...

Can I make a workmans comp claim , or should I just use my short temperature disability insurance or can I collect both

The "coming and going rule" generally bars workers' compensation claims of people who are injured going from home to work. There are exceptions...