All states are different. Under Florida law, this issue is regulated by the Florida Bar even though you are not a lawyer. You can go to their...

Some will only say consult an attorney. I agree in general but make sure you consult with a FL Bar Board Certified WC (workers' compensation)...

Need way more info. Are you the employer of an injured worker? Are you an injured worker? What do you mean going threw (through?) WC? Affect...

It is difficult to answer your question from the facts you gave. Usually a lawyer uses the term "demand letter", to means a settlement proposal...

I do not agree with my colleagues said you should obtain your file and consult another attorney first. There were so many facts missing from your...

Note - My answer assumes that your case is governed by the Florida Workers' Compensation Law meaning that you are either injured in Florida or your...

Unless you can show that you are permanently and totally disabled essentially from all jobs, the restrictions your doctor placed on you do not...

I am not answering the question about potential employment law matters aside from workers' compensation. But as far as workers' compensation...

This may or may not be covered by workers' compensation laws regardless of whether it is or not, you may have a different type of personal injury...

Your potential lawsuit would be a negligence lawsuit. If this happened in Florida such that Florida law applies, you cannot see your own employer...