What is my next move?
If you don't already have a lawyer, you should consult with one. Either one of these conditions is bad enough, but both of them together could...
Atlanta, GA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Personal Injury
If you don't already have a lawyer, you should consult with one. Either one of these conditions is bad enough, but both of them together could...
You are over your head at this point. Get a lawyer. Bad things are happening. You do have to sign a 207, but there are limits on what...
No one can force you to sign a document. Don’t sign anything that you don’t understand. Tell your lawyer to explain it to you. If he or she won’t...
It’s impossible to answer your question with the information provided. There are many variables. Best to just call an attorney and spend 10-15...
If you were a subcontractor/independent contractor, it could very well be legal. Otherwise, no.
It depends. Depends on whether your employer is subject to the WC Act, how bad your injury was, what the doctor said about your work status,...
It is impossible to answer your question based on the information given. Many things go into a Worker’s Compensation settlement evaluation. Things...
Sorry for your troubles. You've got a number of issues involved in this scenario. There's a potential statute of limitations issue (although that...
As long as your claim was accepted and they are currently paying income benefits that should continue for the time being.
Certainly. You can go back to your authorized treating physician for another consultation to ask whatever questions you may have before committing...