If I want to fire my workman comp attorney because I dont feel like he is doing anything for my case will I have to pay him?

I used to work with a brilliant old lawyer who started practicing law several years before I was even born. He had a rule he never broke, and he...

Should I take a settlement with my eye, if eye is still not right and I can not see like I did because everything is blurry now?

If you hurt your eye at work, you should consult with a "workers' compensation lawyer" rather than a "personal injury lawyer." These are not one...

Where do I being litigating a timeshare resale broker and escrow service agent fraud?

It is likely to cost you a multiple of $4,000 to sue. Concentrate on getting the criminal investigative authorities involved. The Secretary of...

Workers Comp TTD/PPD

I do not practice in CT but generally speaking, PPD begins when MMI is reached. Here in NC the carrier would get a credit for TTD paid in that...

First, contact the state agency that oversees work comp and ask them about the status of your claim. They should be able to tell you whether it is...

Is there a company out that can lend me a loan on an workers comp claim and if so could u possibly give me their phone number

I am not aware of any such companies anymore. Workers' comp benefits are usually "not assiganable" under state law, so the companies will not make...

I've been on workers Comp since November the doctored finally requested an approval for surgery they denies it wanting an im

Looks like you are going to need a good workers' comp lawyer sooner rather than later. Good luck.

Should I hire a workman comp attorney

It appears to me that you have needed the services of a competent workers' comp lawyer since July of last year. Go get some free consultations...

Is a $13,000.00 settlement feasible for workmans comp. if after a year it has finally been settled?(attrny.fee not incld)

You need to ask your lawyer. One consideration is that the employer is "non-insured" which means that you may want to take less then your case is...

My workers comp attorney never told me about a section 40 lien until selllement time. Is this malpractice?

No. But your lawyer may be able to negotiate the lien down to an amount that is not so bad.