That is a very familiar story. Amazon has not known for their good treatment of their employees who have been injured at work. And Sedgwick is not...

It sounds to me like Sedgwick acknowledged your claim with a notice of temporary compensation payable (NTCP), then they pulled the rug out from...

Your primary claim is with Workers' Compensation, as this is an injury that occurred in the workplace. Naturally, you should notify the employer...

Bottom line is that it is illegal for the insurance company to simply stop his checks without notice. As far as practical advice, I'd suggest you...

The other attorneys here are correct: your employers Workers' Compensation insurance should indeed be paying wage loss benefits. And you should...

This is a question best posed to the attorney who has represented you. Nevertheless, as a general rule, your weekly or biweekly Workers'...

Do not stop giving your work releases to your employer. Make sure they know you remain willing to return to work at a job that you can physically...

You don't have to pay the money back. It sounds like what the carrier has issued is a Notice of Temporary Compensation Payable. The insurance...

The insurer probably owes you. Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Act sections 306(c)(17) and (18) allow for payment of 16-40 weeks of compensation...

Generally not. There is an appellate case named Bethenergy Mines v. WCAB that ruled local travel is not reimbursable. Only if you have to travel...