I got injured on my job two years and four months ago,can i still sue my job, and what would i sue for?

I echo the statement of the other respondents when I say: GO GET A LAWYER NOW. One reason I emphasize this is that you did not say when the last...

Worker's Compensation

Based on your follow-up comments to Mr. Shapiro, it sounds like you and your lawyer were not on the same page about what settlement meant for you. ...

MMI but doctor not allowing me to return to work until further testing.

You asked a different question a few days ago and indicated that you had a w/c attorney already. The questions that you asked today are questions...

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I would like to know if my employer could be taken to court over the situation they put me and my co-worker in on a job site.

Your employer would be responsible for workers' comp benefits if you were hurt on the job while acting in the course and scope of your employment. ...

I was in an auto accident in Oct 2009 in which workers comp have not been approving test ask for by doctor. Now its mediation?

There could be several reasons why the carrier has not responded to the petition for benefits, and one reason could be the attempt to "starve you...

The question of "how much liability insurance" really has nothing to do with "how much im i really intitled to" for purposes of evaluating a...

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The answer is that you *might* be entitled to benefits, based on a permanent impairment rating assigned by your doctor. (S)he will have to...

Appealing a final judgment in civil court

Any licensed attorney is permitted to handle an appeal. Board Certification is only for advertising purposes. The Notice of Appeal can also be...

Can I make a settlement if I have been seen under workers comp?

Settling your workers' comp case will give you the freedom to see whichever doctors you chose; but, before you decide that's the way to go, have...

Can I receive unemployment benefits, if I get fired or laid off because I can not perform my job anymore do to a injury outside?

If they fire you, then, yes, you should be able to collect U/C benefits. If you quit, my answer might be different. The law states that an...