Could you sue work comp for pain and suffering after they have settled a work comp case, that they have drug through the mud?
Worker' s comp. is your husband's exclusive remedy, and pain and suffering are not compemsible under comp.
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Worker' s comp. is your husband's exclusive remedy, and pain and suffering are not compemsible under comp.
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Sure you can. Talk with a local probate attorney to see what your rights are. Good luck.
From your facts it appears that you were not injured. No injury equals no damages, which equals no lawsuit.