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I'm injured on workers comp and working part days.. But in losing so much money ami inititled to other benefits
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Answered on December 12, 2012
Along with what my colleague, and fellow board certified specialist in Ohio Workers' Compensation law Mr. Gruhin said, you should have an attorney...
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Hired a law office to handle my workmans comp since i was initially denied. after speaking to a w.c representative i was told
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Answered on December 12, 2012
Talk to your attorney's office and have them get you a copy of their appeal with the Industrial Commission of Ohio or if this is a court appeal to...
I was was exposed to paint fumes at work that put me in respiratory disstress,
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Answered on December 05, 2012
Likely your only way to recover is Ohio's Workers' Compensation system. If you are injured at work, unless you can show your employer intended to...
Ohio: Can I file for unemployment after BWC
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Answered on December 04, 2012
You may find several problems with receiving unemployment. First, you can not receive workers' compensation benefits and unemployment benefits in...
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I have had at least three workercomp claims in the last thrity years. My back is now eat up with atriuts. is this still covered
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Answered on December 01, 2012
Talk to a qualified Workers Compensation attorney in Dayton as soon as possible and there are many good firms there. Ohio workers' compensation...
I injured my wrist 2 yrs ago working for Swift Transportation. are the statute of limitations over?
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Answered on October 16, 2012
Your only recourse is Workers' Compensation in Ohio. Unless you can prove, within two years of the date of injury that the employer intended to...
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Have my rights as an injured worker / corporate owner been violated?
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Answered on April 02, 2012
Settlement is voluntary. You don't have to settle if you don't want to. The Bureau does not have to settle if they don't want to. Currently, the...
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Employer Has No Workman's Comp
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Answered on May 29, 2008
I am not licensed in your state, but have spoken with attorneys who are and can tell you as a general rule you do have a way to go. It is to seek...
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Worker's comp
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Answered on May 17, 2008
Not sure what state you are in, and may not be licensed in your state, but this would be hearsay under most state's rules of evidence. The report...
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