Lloyd E. Solt

Lloyd E. Solt's Answers (175)

Fort Myers, FL

Workers compensation Lawyer at Fort Myers, FL

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Personal Injury ... +2 more

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I have an on going worker's comp case, my partner is now out of state.

Lloyd's answer | Answered on May 06, 2013

There is nothing in the law the prohibits people from moving out of state just because they had the misfortune to get hurt on the job. Happens all...

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How long LEGALLY does a company have to counter offer/reply to my first offer?

Lloyd's answer | Answered on April 30, 2013

The law obligates your employer and/or their carrier to provide you with the medical care and wage benefits outlined in the WC statute. If you...

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If I never get full use of my arm because I hurt myself at work, causing me to get surgery, can I get some kind of settlement ?

Lloyd's answer | Answered on April 30, 2013

They will most likely be willing to settle but the settlement will based almost entirely on the value of the future medical care you are projected...

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What is a proper settlement for a workman's comp claim?

Lloyd's answer | Answered on April 14, 2013

I think the idea of not settling until ALL of the medical needs are met is not necessarily a brilliant idea. At that time they would essentially...

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Can I terminate my W.Comp Atty. because he will not answer general questions, he gives me NO TIME ? No service equals no fee ?

Lloyd's answer | Answered on December 06, 2012

A few things. (1) I NEVER let my clients give the the carrier a recorded statement as they are not entitled to them, they rarely help and...

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