Given how long you have been out of work, you should continue receiving your weekly checks until your case is resolved, unless you return to work...

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I agree with Ryan's assessment. It sounds as if your claim is denied. I'd get a meeting set up with your attorney as there may be legal (or...

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I won my workmans comp case can I get lifetime medical can i sell my lifetime medical to the insurance company

It is possible to settle your medical coverage but you can't force the insurance carrier to settle this portion of the case. If you have lifetime...

How long do you retain an attorney after your WC case has been accepted?

When an injured worker typically hires a lawyer varies from case to case depending on a host of factors. The first issue is whether you need a...

My workers compensation is wanting to send a lady with me to my future Dr appointments. I am not sure if I should allow this?

This is a tricky situation because whether a nurse case manager is going to be working to help expedite treatment for you (and some of them do) or...

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In a federal workers comp case is there a guideline as to what compensation the attorney receives?

I've never handled a federal workers' compensation claim and I don't know of any SC lawyers who do the same. While I don't know the specifics, the...

Who is responsible for time out of work due to job related injury?

Your employer's workers' compensation insurance company is obligated to pay you temporary, disability benefits if you remain out of work due to...

I hired an atty for Fed Workers Comp. He doesnt seem to be helping me. what can I do.

Yes, unfortunately, your options are limited. I'm not aware of a single SC attorney who handles federal WC claims. We refer anyone who contacts...

Unfortunately, the short answer is yes. FMLA applies to any health-related absence, including one related to a work injury. However, you were...

What can I expect for workman comp settlement for broken leg and ankle

What you can expect from your settlement depends largely on two factors - how much you earned and the extent o any permanent impairment you've got....