Workers Comp.Had FCE done 2 days ago, fractured my arm during exam. Went to ER. Who is responsible? Lumbar fusion, still in pain
When your attorney is back in town, schedule a time to discuss with him/her. Should be covered under comp.
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When your attorney is back in town, schedule a time to discuss with him/her. Should be covered under comp.
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