I settled my auto accidents case before trial and have already signed a release for ins comp. How long before I get a check?

There is a 15 day appeal period that must expire before the check can be issued. In reality it usually is received 7-10 AFTER the 15 day appeal...

If I open HSA do I have to report total income from part time job to SSID, or just $$ remaining after making HSA contribution?

Your gross is to be reported. A couple of things to remember. If the expenses are related to your condition you may be able to reduce the income...

Can i receive both social security income and social security disability benefits and if so how do i apply?

The answer to your question is "yes" IF the amount of your social security disability benefit is low enough. If it is then you can also be...

How do you request a copy of your workman's comp paperwork from your lawyer? Once it has been settled, completed and paid.

you should have been given copies of the paperwork at your redemption (settlement) hearing. You can ask him/her for copies a of it and there...

How long should it take to receive payment after my case has settled?

You should have received your check some time ago in my opinion. There is a 15 day period that has to expire before the carrier will issue the...

I'm on SSI (Disability) via the Court and I want to relocate to another state?

The Social Security Administration is the entity to appoint a different payee for your SSI benefits (not the court). Your grandmother may have...

I started my new job about 6 weeks ago well I hurt my back very bad, and pain under my buttock and down the back of my right

The most important thing is to get the medical attention you need. Remember, the employer/work comp insurance carrier has the right to direct your...

What are customary attorney fees for a SS disability appeal?

This is the standard practice. Your fee is 25% of any past due benefits but no more than $6000. Any costs or expenses incurred are to be repaid...

What to expect from a workman comp deposition?

I would be curious as well. Typically a claimant (injured worker) is not deposed. You have to provide them with information about how the injury...

Can I sue a former employer for pain and suffering if a Workers Comp claim has been filed?

No. The only exception is if you can prove the employer "intentionally" injured you. Almost an impossible task. There is an "exclusive remedy...

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