I have some general questions about my injury and Workers Compensation.

There are a couple of red flags already flying in your case. I suggest you contact a lawyer in your area who specializes in work comp cases. ...

Is it legal for an insurance company to do the following

You may want to contact your state's Insurance Commissioner for some help.

What do you do when you have a lawyer who will not return your calls and he does not keep you informed to what is going on.

Clients like you drive most lawyers crazy. Some lawyers will only talk to clients if the client schedules a time for a phone conference. ...

Do you have to pay 25% to an attorney if you fire them and they have already been paid around 10,000.00 on workmans comp.

You can fire your lawyer and hire a new one. The lawyers will usually split the fee that is awarded. It is up to the lawyers to figure out how to...

If you have a compensable claim, then the fact that you quit will not affect your right to get medical treatment paid on the case. But it can harm...

What type of lawyer should I call for this situation

You need to immediately contact a local workers' comp lawyer. Most states allow emotional injuries to be covered in work comp. You cannot...

Suffered from a large herniated and waiting 4 surgery cannot pick up anything but my surgen released me back 2 work at a 100%

That is harsh. If you hurt yourself further at work, due to malpractice by the doctor in releasing you that way, your employer has to cover the...

Can you request workers compensation for mental injury?

In theory, yes, you could get that covered. But as a practical matter, your case would be VERY hard to win. Reason? See the "Woody" case...

I got hurt at work about two years ago.Workmens comp. denied my claim.Should't my insurance go back and pay for my surgery?

Most health insurance policies have a deadline by which the claim needs to be filed. Here in NC, I typically see a one-year deadline. If you got...

Can one sue a compagny after a workerscomp case been settle

No, not for the injury, for the reasons stated by the other posters. There is one exception, known in NC as the "Woodson" claim. You would need...