I was injured at my job 3 months ago and am still off. I retained a lawyer to get workmans comp but still havent received any!

Well, you should talk to your lawyer. It doesn't have to do with when your injury occurred, it has to do with when a Petition for Benefits was...

How long does it take to get a Florida workers comp court date?

The statute says the hearing must held within 210 days so that's seven months. Sometimes it takes that and more if continuances are requested and...

Call attorney Jeffrey Friedman - he is a regular on here and his firm practices in your area. Unlike the others who assume this is a PI case, I...

Workers comp case.can a laywer pull my records past the date of when I filed my case?

If what you're asking is whether or not they can get your old medical records then absolutely they can. They are entitled to know whether you...

Will workers comp cover me, pay and medical treatment, if I reinjure a pre existing condition at work?

There are quite a few additional facts that would aid in giving you an accurate answer. Probably you should have an in-office consultation and...

I have an upcoming Deposition for a Workman's Comp. case by the Employer's Insurance company's Attorney. I have never done this

Since you are represented, they cannot depose you without your attorney being present. Make sure that the attorney meets with you at some point...

Pain meds general policy while at work in florida ?

Well, having to take pain meds isn't by itself a limitation on your ability to work. The real question here has to do with whether the medications...

What is the process of settling a Florida workers Comp claim?

Well, you only have to be at MMI if you are unrepresented - if you have an attorney you can pretty much settle at any point. And therein lies...

Do I need a workers comp lawyer?

I do handle cases in that area so knowing who the orthopedist is would probably help me give you a better answer but here goes: Despite the lack...

Do I qualify for a workers Comp settlement?

Although the 0% will make it hard to convince them to pay you much, the real issue here is future medical care. What is "reasonable" will depend...