As indicated above, and with all due respect, it is not a "free medical cab" - - it is medical transportation, period. They do not even owe...

If by sue, do you mean do you have a workers' compensation case? Absolutely. It doesn't matter if it was the first day on the job or not. In...

Absent some significant facts that your facts don't lead me to believe are likely, workers' compensation seems to be the only cause of...

It's not a matter of whether you "filed" necessarily, all the WC statute requires is that you notify your employer that you were injured within the...

I have good news and bad news. The good news is the ambulance bill and the hospital bills should all be covered by your employer's work comp...

The employee cannot sue you for workers' compensation benefits because there is no employer/employee relationship here. HOWEVER .... ...

You absolutely do not have to sign it. I never allow my clients to sign them. The carrier may be unhappy but they are entitled to your records by...

I disagree with the other lawyers on at least one point -- it isn't generally unlawful to pay people via 1099. The thing is, you may call them...

Your question is confusing. You "considered" getting an attorney or you actually hired one? The workers' compensation carrier can't deny claims...

Depends on what kind of insurance it is. Personally, my insurance wouldn't provide benefits in that situation, they only pay when I die. Bit...