You are required to sign a form 207 which allows the insurance company to get medical records from the doctor(s) you are currently seeing for your...

I'm not exactly sure what your question is. If by "occupational accident" you mean a work related injury, then yes, I handle workers' compensation...

What do you need to do? You need to go back in time 4 years to address the issue. The fact you have waited 4 years before deciding to do anything...

No, you cannot sue your employer. Your only recourse is to receive workers’ compensation benefits..

If you are injured on the job, your only recourse is to file a workers’ compensation claim. You cannot file a lawsuit against your employer....

If the insurance company approved surgery, they will start paying you lost time benefits when you have it, unless they are already paying you....

Here is the complicated answer to a seemingly simple question. You do not automatically get paid temporary partial disability benefits just because...

Yes, you can fire your attorney. I recommend first discussing the issue with her to see whether y’all can work it out.

The answer to your question is, no, you may not sue your employer. Your only recourse is worker’s’ compensation benefits. You have two choices...

You have to have a physical injury in order to receive workers' compensation benefits. If the roof did not strike you and if you have no physical...