I'd recommend contacting a worker's compensation attorney directly. Hopefully, the worker's compensation insurance carrier is paying your lost...

Should this be covered under workers compensation?

There are specific rules on coming/going to the workplace, break times, lunch times, and employer's property when determining whether an injury is...

Do I have a case?

Given the facts you've described, I would urge you to contact an experienced worker's compensation attorney. If you have a medical doctor that...

How long do I have to stay with the employer now that I am back to full duty?

Given that you already have an attorney, I would strongly urge you to return to the attorney to ask your questions. Generally, there is no legal...

Given your concerns about suspension of lost time/TTD benefits, as well as your ongoing medical symptoms, consultation with an attorney is a smart...

I hurt my back at work although I am getting workmans compensation my doctor feels I am close to a plateau and I am still having

Under the worker's compensation law, when your doctor indicates you are done healing ("as good as you are going to get"), the doctor may assign a...

Hurt my shoulder at work having surgery soon do I need a lawyer

In general, you don't want an attorney unless you absolutely need one. In your situation, an attorney may be necessary if the worker's...

I had a finger amputated from a work related infection that started at a company facility. I lost the right ring finger

It appears you have a potential worker's compensation claim. I would urge you to discuss whether you have a case with an experienced worker's...

What can we do about a job laying off a worker due to a work related injury?

If she is currently represented by an attorney, generally it is a good idea to return to that attorney to express your concerns. If represented,...

Can I choose the DR I see for workers comp "independent exam"?. I feel like I'm being bullied by my employer on multiple levels.

There is a difference between your doctors and the "independent" medical examiner chosen by the insurance company. Unfortunately, you don't have...