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...

No, you cannot sue the insurance company for bad faith. The worst that can happen to them is you take them to court, win your case, and the judge...

I don't handle employment matters. I suggest calling the DOL back and asking them what you should do.

Thank you for your question. Please know, I do not handle employment matters and I encourage you to find a labor and employment lawyer. That said,...

In order to competently answer your question, I think you need to sit down with a lawyer and let them ask you the appropriate questions to make...

While your question is related to your workers' compensation case, whether you have to clock out is not part of your case. It is a company policy...

My response is simple and clear. You have two choice: 1. Continue to do this alone and by yourself and continue to get screwed by the insurance...

You will continue to receive weekly checks until the settlement is approved. Once it is approved, the checks will stop. If they happen to pay you...

Having a pre-existing condition is not a bar to a workers’ compensation claim. You have to prove that your job made the condition worse. It sounds...

You cannot be compensated for pain and suffering in the workers’ compensation system. You can only receive workers’ compensation benefits for a...