Unemployment filed for termination, employer states I quit.
An employee who voluntarily leaves a job cannot receive unemployment compensation benefits unless it is shown that he or she left for good cause...
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An employee who voluntarily leaves a job cannot receive unemployment compensation benefits unless it is shown that he or she left for good cause...
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The employer (and its workers' comp insurance carrier) are responsible for any injury from accident that you incurred on the job, as long as you...
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The most important thing that you said in your question was that "the company found me another doctor[.]" If you don't have a lawyer now, GO GET...
Depositions are part of the "discovery" process, meaning that the other side is still trying to uncover information that can be used to defeat your...
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There are lots of things you could do, if you just want to get the guy in trouble. For example, you could report him to the Department of...
A deposition is basically a sworn statement under oath. The format is that the attorney who sets the depo asks questions, and the person named on...
The W/C statute quite clearly states that: "Release of medical information by the health care provider or other physician does NOT require the...
The appeal costs you nothing, so why not try it? If you don't appeal, then you already know that you've lost. The further along in the process,...
Please take the advice of the previous poster and go talk to a workers' comp attorney who also is experienced with general employment matters...
"Two wrongs don't make a right." You have to return their demo equipment, regardless of whether they pay you; and, they have to pay you,...