Would it be best to seek an attorney for possible workplace hazards before seeking help form OSHA and Inf control/ Occ Health?

If you or anyone else in your office has even the slightest thoughts that you might need medical care as a result of working in that environment, I...

At what point do i need a attorney with the process of workers comp

With the injuries you describe, I would strongly recommend that you consult with an experienced W/C attorney right away to discuss what the carrier...

Although most times, a second (or third or fourth, etc.) deposition of a claimant during the life of a w/c claim is for update purposes, there is...

The answer to "what should I do now" is that you should consult with a workers' comp attorney who knows Florida law to discuss the specifics of...

Do I need a lawyer for my injury at work?

If you need medical care for the burn that is not being provided by the employer's workers' comp insurance carrier, then you should absolutely go...

In 2005 I was accepted by SSD. I'm now 55. In 2013 I tried a 9 month rtw prg thru the SSA. I sustained a lower back injury

The other respondents are correct about your situation being complicated, due to both the medical and the legal issues, and the resulting need to...

I work with children with autism. I had a work related injury and the Dr will not let me go back to that classroom.

Your question says that you are working the same hours as before your injury, and you are getting 85% of your pay; so, the workers' comp carrier...

How long does a injured employee have to sue a authorized treating physician in a work comp case for medical malpractice?

Based on the questioner's statement that "Paperwork that point to collusion between ins and dr.," I do not agree that this is necessarily a medmal...

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Did I make a big mistake with worker's comp handling?

It is not necessarily too late, but you did create a potentially big problem. At this point, assuming you report to your now former Employer what...

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Can employees work in a company that is operation without any work compensation insurances?

Nothing prevents an employee from working for a company that doesn't have the w/c coverage it is supposed to have, unless there is a stop-work...