How do you request a settlement with workers comp?
You can file a WC-14 and check the "mediation" box if you want to try and get them to talk settlement with you, but I think that would be an...
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Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
You can file a WC-14 and check the "mediation" box if you want to try and get them to talk settlement with you, but I think that would be an...
No. If workers' compensation won't cover it, then you or your health insurer must.
You are wrong (and perhaps a bit greedy). See if the WC attorney can negotiate away the subrogation lien and let each expert do what he/she does...
Try the job. If it aggravates the old injury, you have a new workers' compensation claim!
Call your attorney. Maybe visit in person. Count on that first setting of your hearing (court date) NOT going forward, though--they get postponed a...
This makes no sense. I would call a workers' comp attorney and try and speak with him or her, since writing does not seem to be your gift!
I would provide more details to an attorney and see if you have GA jurisdiction and then file a hearing request in GA asap, as our laws are more...
If by "my disability claim" you mean SSDI, you probably will be denied. When you appeal, use an SSDI attorney to help you.
I would talk to someone before your employer or its insurer tries to tell you where to treat.
Unless you want your medical care and livelihood controlled by an insurance adjuster, yes.