Do I have a case against employer?
The facts you provided set up well for a potential s. 102.35(3) case; also known as an unreasonable refusal to rehire claim. Burden will fall upon...
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Appleton, WI
Workers compensation Lawyer at Appleton, WI
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Personal Injury
The facts you provided set up well for a potential s. 102.35(3) case; also known as an unreasonable refusal to rehire claim. Burden will fall upon...
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Frist, you don't need to "file" anything at this time. You probably know by now if the insurance carrier/your employer is regarding this as a...
If you are not the children's father, you should have no obligation to pay their medical bill, so property that you own seperately should likely be...
A parochial school is probably not subject to the sec. 893.80 notices that would be required if your child had been attending a public...
In all probabilty, it will be the state where you were employed (and I assume, were injured.) Start your search for an attorney there, and inquire...
You should immediately contact a local WC attorney and discuss ALL the facts of your situaion with them. Overuse syndromes are not uncommon when...
I agree with Amanda. Assuming you are not leaving out any important facts, your attorney's conduct is highly suspicious of some sort of improper...
No one ever gives enough info for these questions. Insurance companies do NOT give away money...yours included. There had to have been some pretty...
Mr. Witt is quite correct...and if suit is filed, court costs, etc., will add about $246 to $1,800 /the judgment/what is owed. I suspect this...
Mr. Whitt provided an excellent and very kind answer. Simply put, if you think that you could possibly find a jury in Wisconsin that would have...