The time limit is 400 weeks (about 7.5 years), not 400 months. The best way to help yourself is to speak with an attorney. You can go it alone, but...

Your question is, "how does workers comp work after i file a claim and still want to work until my doctor say otherwise?" The answer is:...

Forget about what happened 3 years ago. Focus on what happened this year. An aggravation of a pre-existing condition constitutes a new work injury,...

Yes, your son has a workers’ compensation case, but it will go nowhere if he doesn’t hire a lawyer. You have already seen his employer is not going...

You should focus you time and energy finding a workers’ comp lawyer instead of wondering whether they have done anything illegal (they probably...

You can be fired for any reason or no reason, except for reason related to federally protected classes, such as race, sex, age, etc.

You cannot sue your employer for injuries caused in a work accident, no matter how negligent they may have been. Your sole remedy is to file for...

The first thing you have to do is hire a lawyer. They will file a workers’ compensation claim on your behalf. Once your claim is filed, you can...

I agree with the other attorneys that have recommended you hire an attorney. In answer to your questions: 1. Yes, you can be terminated while...

No, you cannot sue your employer. You are limited to receiving workers’ compensation benefits. If you don’t have a lawyer for your workers’ comp...