If you get sick or injured as a result of your employment, then you are entitled to medical (and possibly wage-loss) benefits under the workers'...

Can Workman comp send you back to work injure?

It sounds like you need to be seen by a neurologist. If you don't have one yet, talk to your PCP about seeing one. That doctor can try to fix the...

Can I sue for the company for workers comp injury that has not been treated for 2 months?

The facts you offer don't seem to support any lawsuit outside of the workers' comp system. Here's why... You mention "every one dragging their...

Publix is not well known for how well they treat their injured employees. Your real question isn't whether getting a lawyer will cause issues for...

Typically, no, you cannot use group health for a work-related injury. Most such policies have exclusion clauses. Here's one example: “Unless...

Can you get a second opinion that is not a worker's comp Dr. And can it be used in court?

There is a substantial amount of strategy in when and who to pick as a doctor for the injured worker in w/c cases, bcz the chances are few and far...

Collections on Credit Report After Workman's claim is closed?

The practice area for this question COULD be workers' comp; but, more facts are necessary. For example, when you say the case is "closed," are you...

Generally (but not always), employers are immune from being sued. That immunity exists essentially because you are permitted to file no-fault...

Could I sue my employer for a rusty broken can opener, and I ended up cutting my finger on said can?

Yore answer is not, in fact, as cut-and-dried as others have suggested. Were you trained on that machine, but then it wasn't maintained properly...

Run (if you can) to an experienced (preferably Board Certified) w/c lawyer to discuss your case. Bring every scrap of paperwork you can think of,...