Get a meeting with your current attorney and bring up for discussion all the problems you are having. Ask the attorney what he or she can do to...

No, you cannot sue the doctor for that. He is probably not authorized by the insurance company to treat your comp injury so you are wasting his...

If you are an employee then this would be covered by workers’ compensation. If you are truly an independent contractor then you would not be...

The answer depends on what you mean by "disability provider." Are you dealing with workers' compensation, your own private disability insurance...

The two previous answers are correct. There is no such legal entity as a “1099 employee.” You are either an employee or an independent...

Yes, if she chooses to do so, unless the separation agreement has already been incorporated into a court order, such as a judgment of divorce. In...

Yes—hire a workers’ comp lawyer to help you. The doctors have not denied your claim. You may not have filed the claim correctly, or your...

What do you mean by “an agent who represents my claim”? The only persons who can “represent” your claim are yourself or your attorney. Are...

Ordinarily workers’ comp is one’s “exclusive remedy” against one’s employer for an on the job injury. In most states, if you are working for temp...

Your work comp case cannot be moved simply because you moved. Apply for SSDI in the location where you live currently. But if you did not...