Worker comp dr released me back to work and I'm still in pain can I got to my regular dr for a second opinion to get back on wor
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Answered on August 09, 2018
Your employer is not required to pay your doctor. His/her opinion is not necessarily binding on the employer's duty to provide further treatment...
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Got injured at work, workers compensation is helping, unsure if I need lawyer or not?
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Answered on July 26, 2018
A lawyer will benefit an injured worker in just about every situation. The contingent fee is so low that a work comp attorney will almost always...
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A 18 wheeler drive side swap my work truck and keep going. I ran him down to get the tuck number. Can I sue this company are hi?
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Answered on July 24, 2018
You may have some legal remedies available. Were you hurt? Was it your truck that got damaged? I would recommend that you get a lawyer to handle...
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Will my wc doctor stop now that I changed jobs?
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Answered on July 18, 2018
That should not affect your treatment.
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How do I pay my medical bills?
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Answered on July 13, 2018
You may have some wage and hour issues as well as worker's compensation issues. There are variables in those laws that dictate whether the...
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Quitting my job?
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Answered on July 10, 2018
I would advise that you speak with an attorney who is well versed in work comp law before you quit your job. You have some other avenues available...
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If I got injured at work, have been given Light Duty restrictions, can I find another job that fits within those restrictions?
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Answered on July 09, 2018
You need to sit down with a lawyer. Your question poses many more questions and scenarios that can be thoroughly discussed here. Work comp...
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Can i hold workmans comp responsable if i am injuerd at home due to the strong meds i take for pain?
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Answered on June 13, 2018
There are is some case law to support an argument that the new injuries can be compensable under work comp. You would need to talk with an...
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I broke two bones in my hnad and wrist. I also possibly have ligament damage. I work in pest control which I use my right hand.
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Answered on June 13, 2018
There is a strange twist at play in a case like this. The law forbids the employer from terminating an employee for filing for work comp benefits,...
How can a company force you to retire from your job after you have been there 30 years??
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Answered on June 06, 2018
I agree with the others. Talk to a lawyer. It is not clear from your synopsis when these injuries occurred in relation to the termination. There...
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