How do I know what a fair amount is for my wc claim?

You should sit down with your attorney and have him/her explain the basis for your award/settlement. Remember that workers' compensation is the...

Can IC refuse hardship court order by judge?

You should consult an attorney in your jurisdiction about your specific facts. Generally speaking, if you have an order from a judge that has/had...

Do i have to accept a agreement to put my 500000 medical settlement in a wcmsa

You need to speak with your attorney about this. That being said, generally speaking, an insurance carrier cannot unilaterally impose an MSA on...

You need to consult with an attorney in your jurisdiction to get the specific answers to your questions for where your are. That being said,...

Do I need to hire a lawyer?

I would hire a lawyer. There are many reasons why the at fault driver's insurance company could be denying your claim. It would be best to have a...

I have been on workers comp for less than a year. I have been released with permanent restrictions and the QME and primary doc

This likey means that the employer/carrier has moved for a final merits hearing to determine your extent of disabiilty and also what, if any,...

Can I go after the insurance company and the doctor since they would not pay for my second opinion and said nothing was wrong

You should consult with an attorney in your jurisdiction immediately. Every case is fact specific but your fact pattern passes "the smell test" to...

Given your question it appears that you are represented by an attorney. While there are many factors that can delay settlement of a claim, the...

I'm looking for a good federal workers comp lawyer that can fight my case.

FECA claims are hard to find attorneys that will handle same. You may want to conatact the bar in your jurisdiction and ask if they have an...

If I settle out ot court for loss of wages can I go back to court later for medical expenses.

Be very carefule here. You really should consult an attorney in your jurisdiction. You can settle a case for "indemnity only" which would close...