We'll need a little more information to figure this out. First, what percentage of disability did your doctor give you? Was it a 10%? If so,...

Worker's compensation

The short answer is "yes," because insurance companies can deny workers' compensation claim based on any reason they come up with. This forces the...

Can I sue my job?

This is a question best answered by an employment lawyer. It is not a workers' compensation question.

From your reference about a "bodily injury" insurance limit, it does not sound like you are talking about a workers' compensation subrogation...

I agree with everyone else's answers to you already. If you are not an employee, I agreed you'd have a personal injury or negligence claim only,...

It's hard to tell, based on what we know so far There would have to be a consequence to your recovery that would require additional medical...

The short answer is "yes, they can fire you," although there are laws that are designed to protect you if this happens. If they let you go...

Unless you were employed by Johnson County, this would not be a workers' compensation claim, but a regular personal injury claim. I recommend that...

The insurance company has the ability to require preauthorization under N.C. Gen. Stat. 97-25.3. As a practical matter, no surgeon will do surgery...