Can my employer legally attend a worker's comp doctor appointment?
No. There is no statutory right for your employer to attend your doctor's appointment. Your employer would be entitled to take you to a clinic to...
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No. There is no statutory right for your employer to attend your doctor's appointment. Your employer would be entitled to take you to a clinic to...
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There are so many variables that go into the value of the case including, but not limited to: prior injury; your age; medical bills; other economic...
More likely than not, service was proper. However, if you plan on fighting it, you should hire an attorney, most likely for an hourly fee, to make...
Consult a labor/employment attorney that handles FLSA (overtime) cases. If you are a non-exempt employee, you should receive overtime wages of 1...
In my experience, the EEOC is a very slow process and it is not uncommon to not have any contact for six months or longer. The enforcement unit is...
I would send a certified letter to the attorney's office requesting information about your case immediately and request a detailed billing...
There are specific pleadings your attorney can file in an effort to obtain attorney's fees and costs on top of any eventual jury award. Other than...
Some personal injury attorneys try to stay out of the property damage part of car accident cases. It sounds like your current attorney is doing...
You should file a police report immediately. You will also have a claim against the driver and the county for the driver's negligence. Good luck!
More information is needed, however, if you financed the vehicle through the dealership and you have subsequently defaulted on the loan, meaning...