As long as your employer received notice (and it certainly sounds like they did) of your work injury within 90 days of it occurring, you can still...

I need some help.

First, I agree that the best place for you to start is by setting up a face-to-face meeting with your lawyer. Phone calls and emails are fine most...

Can You Back Out Of A Verbal Agreement Wit A Lawyer

I'm a little nhesitant to answer your perceived question because none of us know the facts of your case the way your lawyer does. If you're asking...

I got hurt on the job i have no health insurance and my employer does not have workers comp

First question - does your employer regularly employ four or more people? If so, your employer is subject to the Workers' Compensation Act and you...

How many months can workers comp temporary total payments last? Is there a maximum set time limit?

You can receive up to 500 weeks of temporary, total disability benefits. This is the maximum amount recoverable for all indemnity benefits under...

I was hurt at work and workers comp ins co is not calling me about my claim. Do I need to seek an attorneys help?

At a minimum, you should speak with an experienced workers' compensation attorney. There's no charge for an initial consultation as claimants'...

Employer wont file a workers comp case. What do I do?

If you're still having these problems two weeks post-accident, it strikes me as ridiculous that you are not being sent to a doctor for an...

How long do you have to wait to get paid for an workplace injury that resulted as a scar on the face.

There's no hard and fast rule about how long you have to wait to receive compensation for a permanent scar in the South Carolina Workers'...

Should I Seek A Lawyer?

First, I'm unclear about what treatment you actually received for your injury as your state that the injury required surgery but "surgery was never...

Do I need an attorney?

I won't address the medical issue of whether this is the best treatment for your condition as I think that's for the doctors to address (although...

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