Unlikely, but you need to ask a lawyer who handles Federal workers’ compensation cases.

Citing a statute, if there is one, is unlikely to change the TPA’s behavior. You will need the help of an experienced workers’ compensation lawyer...

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You have not described much in terms of legal work done by anyone, but if you are not happy with your lawyer, you can always terminate him or her.

Have you discussed this with the lawyer who is handling your other injury case? That seems like the most logical place to start.

You might be out of luck, as you have sat on your rights for a while. You should consult with a local workers' comp lawyer immediately, as a...

Can I sue my wife for taking $17000 unauthorized from joint account money I got from accident?

I am puzzled. How is a joint account holder not "authorized" to take the money out of the account? Check with the bank. And see a divorce lawyer.

Is this something you can sue a hospital about?

You need to file a workers’ compensation claim. That is probably your only legal remedy.

Nurses and other professionals often hire a lawyer to help with their licensing board. There should be one or more lawyers in your state who...

“Bring us the bills” is not how workers’ comp actually does things. Your son needs to file and pursue his workers’ comp claim properly. At this...

If “he files for divorce” you get no alimony from that filing. You have to file your claim for alimony. I think it would be a long shot if you...