Does my employer have the right to attend my work comp dr appointments? I live in Iowa I find it discomforting.
Your employer has no legal right to be in the examination room with you while you are being examined. The employer / insurance company...
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Your employer has no legal right to be in the examination room with you while you are being examined. The employer / insurance company...
No. You can tell her / him to sit in the waiting room while you are being examined. They can talk to the doctor before or after your exam.
Generally, employers do not have a right to sue you just because you quit your job particularly if you are an at-will employee. However, because...
I agree with what has previously been said. That impairment rating may not reflect the full value of your claim. You should consult an experienced...
Generally the employer / workers’ compensation insurance company is responsible to furnish reasonable and necessary medical treatment to treat your...
If you do not know what you are entitled to or how the workers’ compensation system works the simple answer is “yes”, if you want to make sure you...
Generally, the employer must follow the work comp doctor’s restrictions but it does not mean they all do the right thing. Your situation is a bit...
Generally the employer / insurance carrier maintain control over medical care as long as the treatment offered is reasonable and necessary to treat...
I would recommend you speak to an experienced workers’ compensation lawyer about your situation and your options. Many attorneys who practice in...
Generally, if the work activity was a substantial contributing factor in materially aggravating a preexisting condition, it is a work injury for...