Currently had MRI on 9/4/20 an found out I have a detached supraspinatus tendon. set to go over options on 9/14/20

Given the previous spine fusion (including whether that was work-related) and the potential termination of your employment, you should contact an...

If the traumatic injury (as opposed to from cumulative/repetitive tasks) occurred on or after March 2, 2016, then you have six (6) years to file a...

An physician's opinion about permanent partial disability in the absence of an in-person evaluation is viewed with a lot of doubt by Wisconsin...

As long as you are still in the "healing period" -- USUALLY synonymous with active medical treatment period -- then you remain entitled to TTD even...

How do I make sure future revision hip replacement is covered by WC?

Payments would be at $362 per week for this year-of-injury. There are fairly recent Labor and Industry Review Commission decisions relevant to...

Can I sue after getting hurt at work

You are not permitted to sue in state court, but you can file a claim with the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development.

If the insurance carrier has admitted liability for the work injury and surgery, it should begin making payments to you for the 5% PPD within 14...

If your employer can't reasonably accommodate your permanent limitations, then you have no recourse against them under either the worker's...

First off, the $15,000 in TTD should have been paid out to you on a weekly basis while you were off of work fir the injury, rather than all at once...

Can I go back at my employer at the time I hurt my broke my ankle on a workman's comp claim 11 years and 7 months later which I

You have at least 4 months to file a claim, regardless whether the company was sold. You should contact an attorney to get specific advice about...