If I'm not on Medicare when I settle my worker's comp case do I need to do a set aside?
The defense lawyer is lying to you. Imagine that....
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The defense lawyer is lying to you. Imagine that....
I agree with both of these answers. One of the biggest obstacles to showing that you were fired for an unlawful reason is being able to prove it...
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I am sure that would like to pay you a lump sum settlement of about 60 to 75 percent of the present value of the future stream of benefits.
They cannot legally fire you because you file a work comp claim. They can legally fire you for just about any other reason, or for no reason. ...
The depth of the store's pockets have no bearing on the settlement value of your work comp case. Have a sit down conversation with your...
Check your fee agreement. I bet you agreed to reimburse the expenses.
There are a whole lot more facts that would be needed before a lawyer could give you any useful advice. Please get a consultation from a work comp...
Go see a local workers' comp lawyer who represents claimants and get a free consultation. Dropping a comp claim is probably not in your best...
Yes. I am currently collecting from an uninsured employer's SS disability checks here in NC. He did not have workers' comp insurance when my client...
The "administrative termination " of people who have been out due to injury is pretty common and usually is legal. Check with your own lawyer.