Judges make decisions based on the evidence that is properly admitted into the record. If you were representing yourself, that is probably where...

What do you do? You find a good, experienced workers’ comp lawyer to help you. There are a couple of great ones in Charleston and Columbia. ...

Without more context your question is not answerable. A more detailed explanation would be needed before a lawyer can grasp what you are...

Who are you referring to as your workers' comp "agent"? Unless you have hired a lawyer to represent your interests and protect your rights, you...

Based on the facts in your post, your medical settlement will be paid into a Medicare Set Aside Trust Account (“MSA”) that will have to be approved...

Your evidence is admissible if it is relevant to an issue before the court and if you follow the Rules of Evidence in presenting it in court. I...

Probably, but it depends on exactly what the Order says. Have a family law attorney review the Order and advise you.

I suspect the work comp insurance company is concerned about workers' comp fraud, although that would be less likely in a traumatic amputation...

No, if they are denying the claim you need a lawyer. But you need a lawyer who handles Longshore (or Federal) claims, not a lawyer who only...

Add a comment below that tells the readers what injured body part(s) are covered under your workers’ comp case. A “chest and lung” evaluation...