The attorneys above are correct. Your lady friend would probably be well served to speak with a workers' compensation attorney. The system is...

The attorneys above are correct. The value of the case is a reflection of the damages and the future medical exposure--in large part. Obviously,...

If you are at MMI by your ATP but do not believe you are healed, then you can exercise a 2nd opinion. Keep in mind, in WC, the insurance company...

The entire process can take 30-45 days post settlement, judicial approval and all that jazz. There is a lot of paperwork that goes back and...

Notify your employer and request a Notice of Injury be completed. Then I would ask for the employer to provide medical attention so that you can...

Its not about the fall, its about the WHY of the fall. Generally speaking, a property owner is not strictly liable for any fall--unless there is...

She would need to contact a local attorney for an assessment. That having been said, its not about the fall---its about the WHY of the fall.

Well, if you have not paid as agreed--I would start with calling a criminal defense attorney and taking the tires/wheels back.

Uncertain as to what your question is, but assuming your asking if this is legal--yes it is. Its surely not efficient nor kind, but it does not...

Could you fashion a claim? If you suffered an adverse employment action perhaps. But if this was a one-time comment, I would have a hard time...