You need to address the legal issue first (denial) if you want to get the situation covered by workers’ comp. If you don’t care about making a...

You can get summary judgment on the whole case or “partial summary judgment” on part of the case. A judge can grant partial summary judgment on...

Can you do it pro se? Technically, yes. Can you reasonably expect to win it, pro se? No. If it is a good case, with a Defendant with...

You can file a workers’ compensation claim. The biggest hurdle is likely to be “medical causation” —- proving that your ear problems were caused...

Sure. Anyone anywhere can be deposed via telephone or video conference.

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The Judge will read the motions and affidavits before ruling, and in my experience, before the hearing. The hearing is a time when the lawyers...

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It is dangerous to rely on your employer to protect your rights in a workers' comp claim. Your employer and its insurance company are your...

There is no “form” to my knowledge. You would need to file a full-blown custody and visitation lawsuit in the county where the children live. ...

You need a new lawyer, ASAP. Hire one that only handles workers’ comp cases.

Was the agreement you guys made incorporated into a court order? If so, you can enforce the court order through the contempt of court process.