If hurt on job & then layed off can I still get workers comp
Yes, in theory, but if you're a military cadet, that's a "different animal" from GA workers' comp law.
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Yes, in theory, but if you're a military cadet, that's a "different animal" from GA workers' comp law.
You should talk to an attorney asap. Don't trust the neurosurgeon the insurer is sending you to. Do not take their offer without advice from an...
There is not enough information here, but no, it does not sound like a $300k case; however, that depends on how long you will be unable to work and...
Good luck! Lots of us have had cases with DOAS, but since they have not been budgeting to settle cases, we can't get paid, meaning few attorneys...
If he aggravated the old injury at work, it is a new injury and can be filed under workers' comp.
Yes, he can. Getting fired doesn't jeopardize the case, all other factors being equal (and unknown, in this case).
Yes, he can continue with his workers' comp case.
Since you are my client, you should have asked me about this stuff instead of the Internet. We filed the hearing request, and we are fighting them...
Get rid of her. Read this too: http://moelaw.com/blog/dont-want-nurse-case-manager-assigned-case
No, the opposing counsel didn't write the ALJ's award, but the ALJ may have borrowed some language from that attoney's brief or may have chosen to...