Can a job not hire me due to a worker comp a year and a half ago with another company?

I believe the question they asked in the interview probably violated the ADA. Talk to a lawyer who handles employment discrimination claims.

Can I sue a workers comp insurance company if they made me sign a resignation letter in order to receive a workers comp settlem?

Nothing you say suggests coercion. The insurance company is not obligated to settle with you. Getting a resignation from you in return for a...

Why is my Work Comp lawyer claims that they are having hard time determine what medical bills to pay?

What have you done to help? Nothing, I bet. Get the bills from the providers- ask for itemized statements showing all charges and all payments-...

Why would my claims adjuster send my qme report to an appeal..my percentage went up after QME..?

Good grief. Why would you ask the adjuster for legal advice? Don't you understand that the adjuster is your adversary, and she is not even...

Mediators in NC get paid by the hour. If court-selected, I think the fee is capped at $150 per hour, with a $150 administrative charge. If a...

Can I video during an IME ?

Ohh, that is tricky. I doubt he will agree to being taped. If you do it without his permission, you could create a lot of trouble for yourself,...

What Power of Attorney from do I need to help manage a loved one's WC claim?

I agree with Mr. Corti. You cannot "represent" your BF with the insurance company unless you are a licensed attorney. I doubt that a power of...

It is time for you--actually, past time-- to hire a workers' comp lawyer to help you. You will get nowhere without one at this point. It is...

Can I be fired for not giving a sick note?

Yes. Are you a restaurant hostess? In NC, just about everyone is an “employee at will.” That means they serve at “the pleasure of the...

Is it normal for the opposing party to get a copy of my affidavits?

Ah, yes. The opposing party gets to see the affidavits that you want to present to the Court in a civil case. Check the local Rules of Court...