Do I have any kind of a case?

You don't say whether you have had any medical treatment or lost income or other damages that can be itemized. And of course none of us on this...

Is it legal to go back to Worker's comp and request payments since my employer is no longer providing me wages?

You should ask the worker's compensation carrier for an accounting and and explanation. It sounds like you may have been overpaid at some point,...

Does anyone need to know about lump payout from a WC claim. Never received payments from wc just insurance co settlement?

The worker's compensation settlement is not taxable, but I believe it is reportable. More importantly, it may affect your sister's eligibility for...

Why would I need to turn in certificated resignation now after I was told to wait&what is the correct phrase to preserve rights

Yikes, confusing is right. You really need to consult with an attorney about all of this. You may be signing off on agreements whose...

Is it possible to file a lawsuit for putting my life at risk?

I agree that you don't have a claim worth pursuing. What might have happened makes no difference in your situation. However, at least some...

You definitely should consult an attorney who focuses on worker's compensation claims.

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

You probably should talk with a lawyer to be sure you understand the extent of the benefits to which you are entitled. Most attorneys who handle...

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

If you have a Wisconsin employer, and if Wisconsin law applies, your worker's comp claim may include compensation for disfigurement. I agree that...

Wisconsin Workers Comp Questions.

I agree that contacting a lawyer would be a good thing, but I also think that perhaps you need some clarification from your doctor (and a lawyer...

How long do I have to file a injury accident from a company in Wisconsin? I got 2nd degree thermo burns almost 2 years ago!

Mr. Carman is correct. If this is work-related accident, then I assume your employer learned of it when it happened, and that your employer's...