Maybe. Depends on your state’s workers’ compensation law as it pertains to “concurrent employment” and “disability.” If your case is under New...

Why did you choose not to make a workers’ comp claim for your on-the-job injury? Workers’ comp typically addresses the “lower pay on light duty”...

And when you call around to find a new lawyer, you want to actually talk to a lawyer, not merely an “intake specialist.”

If the Administrative Law Judge/forum uses the NC Rules of Evidence, then yes, that might work.

Just get divorced and move on. I don’t see a viable personal injury claim in NC on the facts you posted.

It is your obligation as a co-signer—you are equally responsible as your husband on the loan—to follow up timely on such things, but you apparently...

I agree with Mr. Rafter. If this is about child support or alimony, the judge can “impute” income to you, as though you were working. And...

If you have already signed it, getting a lawyer’s opinion of it isn’t going to do you much, if any, good. The fact that the company will not...

The comp carrier will usually hire a vendor to work up a proposed MSA based on past medical expenses and project or anticipated future meds. This...

Yes, that is a workers’ compensation claim as to your employer. You also have a third party personal injury claim against the person that hit...