How do I prepare for an unemployment appeal?

The most important thing to remember is that, what ever testimony and/or evidence you want in the record for your case, you have to introduce it at...

What can i do?

Be very careful asking a W/C adjuster for a "second opinion." These have a specific meaning in W/C, and you do not have an automatic right to one...

Just had 3 level cervical spinal fusion for injuries sustained in an auto accident with a previously settled lawsuit.

Without more information, it would be impossible to answer your question. For example, you didn't say whether the auto accident was work-related...

If you are injured on the job why can't you sue your employer directly?

The answer is that a trade-off was built in to the Workers' Comp Law in order to try to speed up the process of getting benefits in the hands of...

In FLORIDA can you sue a workers' compensation insurance company for bad faith for failing to approve a necessary surgery

This very issue was brought to the Florida Supreme Court in Aguilera v. Inservices, Inc., 905 So. 2d 84 (Fla. 2005). In summary, the court stated...

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How much time does workers comp have to get back to me about needlestick injury blood work results, before I make a complaint?

Florida's W/C statute states that, within 3 days after the employer or the employee informs the insurance carrier of an injury, the carrier shall...

Can i paint a house for free with no workers comp in Florida?

If you would truly be doing this work for free, then you would not need W/C coverage. If you would get anything in return for the work (other than...

Should I receive TPD if doctor restricts ability in Florida and I'm fired.

In short, yes, provided that the reason for the inability to earn more is related to the injuries from the accident, the reason for the inability...

Can I sue my employer if even they are covering my medical bills through workers compensation?

Generally speaking, you cannot sue the employer for issues arising out of the work-related injury, including delay in providing benefits. You can,...

I was injured on the job, my employer has not provided a workmans comp form and has asked me to resign.

From the last question you asked (about filing on your own), I assume that there is no insurance company involved in your case yet. If that's the...

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