You sound like you could be either a pro se litigant or an inexperienced attorney. In more than 36 years of trying cases in court, I have found...

Workers’ comp only pays TTD based on the job in which you were injured. If a doctor will certify that you are totally disabled from your...

Good advice from Mr Borah. Your thought process on this is perfectly alright. Stick to your guns!

You may well be correct, but it is hard to prove. You need to talk to an attorney who handles “employment discrimination” cases. You can find...

Yes. Workers’ comp would pay all the medical expenses and pay wage replacement money if the injury prevents you from working. It might also pay...

You will probably have to make it happen. If you don’t have a good workers’ comp lawyer, you need one now.

Probably. Be sure to cancel the appointment. Don’t just blow it off. You should get yourself a consultation with a workers’ comp lawyer in...

I imagine a good workers’ comp lawyer could have helped you a lot if he or she had gotten your case back in 2015 or 2016. It may not be too late...

Ask your lawyer. But worker’s’ comp is usually the exclusive remedy against one’s employer for an OJI.

Depends on the company’s bonus policy. There is no logical reason for work comp to get a credit for a bonus that you earned working for 11...