What are my options ?
First, you need to find out if your employer has work available within the limitation assigned by the doctor. If they don't, you should be entitled...
Brandon, FL
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Brandon, FL
Practice Areas: Social Security, Workers Compensation, Personal Injury
First, you need to find out if your employer has work available within the limitation assigned by the doctor. If they don't, you should be entitled...
If you know you have a herniated disc, you must have obtained an MRI. The doctor authorized by workers comp should have reviewed th MRI films and...
There are more factors that need to be considered such as your age, residual permanent impairment, permanent work restrictions, any back wage loss...
The short answer is yes, you can settle. However, I strongly suggest that you discuss your case with an attorney who handles workers comp cases.
Settlement is always voluntary for both you and your employer. So to answer your question, yes, you could settle the new injury case if the...
She should immediately contact an attorney who handles social security disability cases as well as workers comp.
I agree with the prior two attorneys. There are additional factors that need to be considered when pursuing perm total disability under workers...
I agree with Mr. Chen. You should consult with an attorney to ascertain whether your employer may have violated FS Section 440.205. You have not...
You can call the Social Security Fraud hotline and they can address your question. 1-800-269-0271 M-F 10 am - 4 pm EST
I have not heard of any "workers comp law" that would combine two industrial accidents from different states. The injury in Florida is governed...