Grand Rapids, MI
Workers compensation Lawyer at Grand Rapids, MI
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Social Security, Personal Injury
You are not required to accept Medicare. At some point when you became Medicare eligible, you probably elected it, by default or otherwise. So you...
If the driver was at fault, you can sue provided the injury meets the threshold requirement. The Michigan Motor Vehicle No-Fault Act prevents you...
There is no question. Did you intend to post this as a question? Was this post part of another conversation?
It is not enough to merely describe your diagnosis/condition. You must also have evidence of your doctor's opinion as to how impaired your are due...
I practice in Michigan and am not familiar with the details of CA laws. Each state’s WC laws are different and so to be careful you should talk to...
In order to more fully answer your question an attorney would need to know more information. I am not clear as to whether the restitution is by an...
Under the MI WC Act, after 28 days the WC carrier must pay (per the cost containment provisions of the Act) the bills of any doctor of your...
Your statement does not indicate whether your injury was "on the job". If it was on the job and if you are an employee and not an independent...
This is not a workers compensation question. Suggest that you talk to a criminal lawyer.
The MI WC Act provides that your exclusive remedy against your employer for an injury arising out of your wok is limited to a claim for WC (which...