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My husband broke his back at work and while he was out on workmanship comp he was demoted and pay was cut. is that legal?
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Answered on October 20, 2015
The specific answers to your questions are: (1) there is nothing illegal, per se, about your husband's demotion. Things that would make it...
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Workers Compensation Settlement
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Answered on October 15, 2015
I agree with the other responses-if you are receiving weekly workers' comp benefits and you are awarded unemployment benefits, workers' comp will...
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Can I sue my former employer
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Answered on October 06, 2015
No, you cannot sue your former employer. Your only recourse for the injuries you suffered is to file a workers' compensation claim.
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Company demoting me in title with no decrease in pay. The job is the same that presented the original injury. what should i do
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Answered on September 23, 2015
Your question, "what should you do," would best be answered by first telling us what you want to do.
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Hurt at work, broken neck, right wrist, back problems. Case is over 2 years ago.
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Answered on September 14, 2015
You didn't ask a question. What exactly is your question?
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What can I do with my job?
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Answered on August 06, 2015
Your situation is one that we, unfortunately, see much too often. You will definitely need a lawyer to help you. Otherwise, you can count on...
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I need a worker comp lawyer
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Answered on August 05, 2015
I agree. The lawyers on this site are all good. Speak with a couple to determine whom you like best.
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Should I get a lawyer for a work related accident?
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Answered on August 02, 2015
Should you get a lawyer? It depends. If you want to ensure that you are getting the workers' compensation benefits to which you are entitled,...
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Does the company have to pay me for my time off?
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Answered on July 28, 2015
In the workers' compensation system, your employer has to pay you for time off from work due to an injury if: (1) you are completely unable to...
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I sustained 2nd degree burns to my face at work, do I have a lawsuit?
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Answered on July 13, 2015
You definitely have a workers' compensation claim, which will pay for authorized medical treatment and two-thirds of your lost wages up to a...
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