Good grief, yes, if it happened at work. Workers' compensation is designed to pay for on-the-job injury medical bills and lost wages while you're...

Your employer's actions may indeed be enough to support an intentional tort case in addition to your obvious workers' compensation claim. An...

Yes, you should at least talk to someone who handles workers' compensation claims.They are fighting your claim. Just because you right doesn't mean...

I suspect we can. To pursue a claim, you will need to get a diagnosis at some point from your doctor. Workers' Comp requires a diagnosis and a...

The answers above are correct; you have an Ohio workers' compensation and a personal injury claim. Get medical treatment and make sure the...

I agree with the suggestions in attorney Bucalo's answer about talking with your union, etc., if you have one. You may not yet have developed any...

I recommend you talk with a local personal injury attorney to discuss your options. Don't sign anything from an insurance company until you know...

Yes, they can take all or part of it if they are aware of it. You'd need to find out whether they filed paperwork with BWC giving them heads up...

Your workers' compensation payments are based on your wages for the six weeks, one week, and 52 weeks prior to your injury. For the first 12 weeks,...

I recommend you talk with an attorney soon. Nobody wants to do this, I understand, but you need some guidance, IMO. We've worked with lots of folks...