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When impartial medical examiner gives you total disability results and 15 % whole body ratings what the means?
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Answered on November 17, 2016
A settlement has to be agreed on by both parties. For a lot of reasons, a "low settlement" may be all the other side is willing to offer. If you...
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How can I determine which court is correct for subject matter jurisdiction?
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Answered on November 13, 2016
Superior Court for that, but depending on your allegations, it may get removed to the Business Court.
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If I take a settlement and years down the road my injury bothers me can I see my primary Dr for further treatment?
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Answered on November 12, 2016
Are you thinking about closing out your workers' comp medical coverage in a full and final settlement, and using your personal health insurance to...
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What are my options for legal action or attorney? Nobody wants to help!
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Answered on November 12, 2016
You have listed your damages, but you did not include any facts from which a lawyer could divine your cause of action. Why do you think you should...
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To have a worker's comp claim in NC, does the injury have to be an accident?
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Answered on November 10, 2016
Sounds like you had a "specific traumatic incident" which is enough to get a back or neck injury covered. But you are going to need a good...
How can I close my case since my lawyer won't do it
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Answered on November 09, 2016
"But I cannot have an open workers' comp case and clear their medical." Therein lies the real problem. If that is their rule, then it is...
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Can I be the power of attorney over the father of our children.
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Answered on November 08, 2016
Are you married to him? If not, you may not have legal standing to do anything. If he previously gave you a "durable power of attorney" then...
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Workers Compensation
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Answered on November 07, 2016
A "fair" settlement is when the two parties agree on an amount and make the deal. The "employer" may be self-insured, which would explain why your...
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Can a lawyer settle to soon?
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Answered on November 07, 2016
A "holiday?" That makes no sense. What about a "third party Subrogation lien?" Many state work comp acts give the Comp carrier a reimbursement...
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How to solve this Slip and fall issue?
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Answered on November 07, 2016
You should stick with the original lawyer if he or she is handling the matter competently. You will probably just end up creating a bunch of new...
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