What does his workers’ comp lawyer say? That is who you need to ask. There might be a way to overturn a settlement but courts normally cannot...

A couple of things come to mind immediately. You should have had your things insured. That was not your mom's responsibility. Also, what you...

No. If you are not the father and not on the birth certificate, I don't think you have any legal standing to address this name change desire. Is...

This is not unusual. Most adjusters have more cases to manage than they have time to handle. The squeaky wheel usually gets the grease—ask your...

What kind of claim? Personal injury (auto accident, slip and fall, etc.) or workers’ comp (on the job injury) or Social Security Disability or...

Your employer is a dirtbag. He has been cheating you and the tax collector for 5 + years now while he has been paying you under the table. ...

If a person makes a claim for an injury, that puts their medical condition into play. You cannot expect the other side to be able to evaluate the...

You need to be talking to a workers' compensation specialist attorney who practices in your state. That lawyer may be able to solve your problem....

I don’t see how an EEOC claim gives you any advantage or leverage at a workers’ compensation hearing or trial. The two are legally separate and...

Not clear what you are asking, but yes, a lump sum workers’ comp settlement can reduce your SSDI payments due to the “offset” rules. This can be...