Yes. At this point, you will need the help of a lawyer to get anything. Call a good one tomorrow. Look for one with a lot of experience...

Workers’ Comp pays nothing for pain. So his pain basically does not count.

Have you ever asked this employer to accommodate any disabilities that you might have? Post a comment with this info.

Your attorney told you that it was "your job" to subpoena your guardian? I don't think so. You must have misunderstood. The attorney can...

I think you can. It is not lawful to use deadly force to protect one's property. Talk to a local personal injury lawyer.

What kind of “disability?” Social Security? If you have already had a hearing before a Social Security ALJ, then you would have to appeal that...

No, your only legal remedy is a workers’ comp claim. You will need to engage a workers’ compensation attorney to appeal that denial.

Refusing emergency care is a tough way to start an injury case. That may explain why lawyers are not interested.

In order to succeed with a personal injury claim, the party you want to hold responsible has to have been "negligent" in some way. Negligence has...

It is up to the Plaintiff to prove all the facts of the case. The Defendant is entitled to deny the facts in the pleading in order to force the...