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In April my workers comp adjuster told me I should consider accepting a lump sum settlement. she never mentioned it again
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Answered on November 19, 2010
The value of a workers' comp case for settlement purposes changes frequently, so there's no guarantee that an offer extended months ago would still...
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What happens at an umployment phone hearing if you do not reiceve your former employer's evidence?
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Answered on November 18, 2010
Both the Employer and the Claimant (the discharged employee) are supposed to exchange documentary evidence in advance of the hearing. Frequently,...
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A GC who I want to remodel my home has a certificate of exemption from FL workers comp. What happens if workers are injured here
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Answered on November 17, 2010
If the injury to a hired worker was not caused by your intentional act or your negligence, then you should not be able to be sued successfully. ...
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Can supporting evidence be added to a review of a lost unemployment appeal?
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Answered on November 17, 2010
Generally speaking, the answer is no. On Request For Review, the UAC is almost certain to refer you back to the "Appeals Information" pamphlet...
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Can I get a Florida Worker's comp lawyer since losing my New York lawyer
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Answered on November 15, 2010
Changing lawyers because you moved is permissible and not that difficult. The important fact to know in your situation, though, is which state's...
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I am being denied unemployment benefits due to misconduct.
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Answered on November 13, 2010
I encourage you to read my article, "Florida Unemployment Compensation Benefits - Basic Concepts," which discusses Florida's definition of...
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Is a non-compete valid in Florida if it is not on company letterhead? Also, should it have been witnessed by a notary public?
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Answered on November 09, 2010
Non-compete agreements are contracts. Contracts do not have such formal requirements as needing to be on letterhead or be witnessed by Notary to...
Does workman's comp cover injuries sustained while traveling on company business?
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Answered on November 09, 2010
Workers' compensation is a very state-specific subject (so I don't know why attorneys from other states are wasting your time giving "definitely...
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I was terminated for not signing a document.
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Answered on November 02, 2010
Based on what you stated, you should certainly apply for state Unemployment Compensation benefits. Even though an employer might have terminated...
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If i'm getting a settlement from workers compensation...and i have a couple of credit card judgements against me will they be ab
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Answered on November 02, 2010
Before you sign any paperwork that provides a breakdown of any lump-sum amount you might get from the settlement. you should make clear to your...