You may have a good case for wromgful termination (known as an unreasonable refusal to rehire under Wisconsin's worker's compensation law),...

The scheduling of an IME is a very typical part of a worker's comepensation case. If the IME report denies that your shoulder condition is related...

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I fell at work,had to go to the hospital,stayed two days, Can i request any video of my fall

You can certainly request it. If the hospital refuses to provide it, your attorney can subpoena it, in the event the hospital denies that the fall...

Iwas just interviewed for a disability claim continuance and they had videotaped me outside the home. Can I ask for a copy?

Under Wisconsin law, the insurance carrier that has conducted the surveillance has no obligation to disclose the tape to you unless it supplies a...

What do I do if my IME doesn't say what I said and has errors, for example, If I say getting grounded and it says getting around

You will need to have a worker's compensation attorney review your doctor's and pyschologist's records, as well as the IME report, in order to...

IME came back and doesn't include detail of what occurred during the IME that affect results, claims psych MMI butsays can'twork

Work injuries resulting in psychological damage can be some of the most complex cases from a proof perspective. It is definitely easiest to address...

My son injuried his shoulder at work, what can he do?

There is a possible (or probable) violation of Wisconsin's worker's compensation refusal-to-rehire (wrongful termination) law. The question is...

If I am diagnosed with work induced ptsd due to battery and assault do I have to take an antidepressant?

No one can force you to take any particular medication, and provided that you have a reasonable basis for NOT taking it, it should not affect your...

There are many issues raised by your email, involving UI, WC and FMLA statutes. You really need to speak directly with an attorney rather than...

Can a Chicago lawyer represent a Milwaukee resident?

If he/she is licensed to practice law in the state of Wisconsin, yes.