Under an LLC filed in FL is an Authorized Member (ambr) considered an employee?
For workers' compensation purposes, I suggest you review §440.02(15)(b), Florida Statutes, including the provision for an exemption, under...
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For workers' compensation purposes, I suggest you review §440.02(15)(b), Florida Statutes, including the provision for an exemption, under...
This question is posted under Workers' Compensation, but it's not clear from your post whether the fall you mentioned had anything to do with any...
Please consider what Jeff F. and Michael M. have already offered; but, my take is different. I suggest that your question should not have assumed...
As Jeff F. stated, it's not clear which state's laws control your case. I can't speak to Ohio law, but if Florida law applies, there could be a...
It's possible that you might be able to recover something for your having had to suffer the negligence of another. It turns on whether you...
Strictly speaking, asking whether you can "still be considered employed" doesn't really fall under workers' comp; it falls under employment law. ...
Your outcome will depend on the answers to a few questions. You'll need to have doctors sort out the first two. If you can't prove that your case...
It sounds like you are far more injured than the only authorized doctor seems to be willing to say. That tells me that you are very much in need...
It is unlawful for an employer to retaliate against an employee who makes a valid claim for workers' compensation benefits. You should consult with...
You asked about advice for the next step. That's easy: Go set an appointment with a Board Certified Workers' Comp attorney in your area (not...