The simple answer to your question is "yes." Don't trust your health and finances to someone (an adjuster) whose job is to minimize both.

You asked if this is workers’ comp— yes.

No, you can't "sue," but you can try and file a workers' comp claim. Your doctor needs to relate it to work, though.

Yes, but a wrist injury is unlikely to get you SSDI. Talk to an SSDI attorney for more information.

Yes, seek counsel asap. Seems your adjuster is hoping you will not.

The employer is afraid its comp insurance premiums will go up, so it's trying to avoid opening a claim, but yes, his bills should have been paid by...

Sounds pretty normal to me. The adjuster will always pressure the healthcare practitioner to release you back to work as soon as possible, as that...

Yes, I’d talk to a comp lawyer first and he/she can associate counsel to get a PI/tort lawyer to help as well.

You can get benefits both from workers’ compensation and the negligent driver’s insurance via a personal injury claim. Whether your injuries are...

If the State Board of Workers' Compensation has not approved the stipulation (settlement paperwork), you can back out and leave the case open....