Gregg Alan Austin's Answers (15)

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Time off of work due to workers comp injury. Employer reduced wages. Thereis no contract

Gregg's answer | Answered on June 11, 2015

More information is going to be needed to answer your question. This type of question is very fact specific and the answer depends largely on those...

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If i have a workmans comp lawyer,is he supposed to get a third of any money amounts I receive, or is he only supposed to get it

Gregg's answer | Answered on June 08, 2015

The fee agreement you signed when you hired the lawyer should spell out the details of when and how much you agreed to pay in fees. A fee agreement...

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Can opiate withdrawal from pain medication prescribed to aid in a workers comp injury be considered as pain and suffering?

Gregg's answer | Answered on May 27, 2015

Workers compensation does not provide benefits for "pain and suffering". It may be possible to have your workers' compensation claim expanded to...

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Hurt at work and work keeps sending me home. Saying there is no work for me to do. What can I do? What are my options?

Gregg's answer | Answered on April 17, 2015

Make sure you communicate with your doctor about the work the employer is asking you to perform and the effect it is having on you. Perhaps you can...

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If I have a pre-existing condition and get hurt at work and re aggravate old injuries plus create new injuries, can I persue.

Gregg's answer | Answered on April 16, 2015

Your new work accident must be supported by objective medical evidence of new injuries. To the extent you had prior injuries to the same body part...

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