Why so early of a request for deposition and mediation?
There's nothing abnormal here. WC cases proceed through what we like to call a "rocket docket" which means that claims proceed to a possible trial...
Boca Raton, FL
Workers compensation Lawyer at Boca Raton, FL
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
There's nothing abnormal here. WC cases proceed through what we like to call a "rocket docket" which means that claims proceed to a possible trial...
Yes. The trial and then negotiating a settlement are two different things.
It would appear that your doctor has assigned a permanent impairment rating and as such, you are being paid impairment benefits. Check the check...
No. Almost every carrier requires a resignation when settling. I would say that resignation is required 99.9% of the time for some of the reasons...
Yes he can. Worse yet, if you do not have workers' comp insurance, he can choose to sue you in workers comp court OR in circuit court where there...
No. While the applicable statue speaks to the percentages that you referred to, in April of 2016, the appellate court ruled those limitations...
If you are knowingly facilitating employment of undocumented workers, it doesn't matter whether you are an app or a brick and mortar labor...
In a word - No. Florida allows employers to terminate employee for any reason so long as it is not based upon the race, gender, age, or religion. ...
That's a major red flag. Essentially you are asserting to two different companies that you are disabled for two different reasons. That's...
Seems to me that it is too soon to think about settlement. Your symptoms are serious and require medical evaluation and care. Setltlement is...