Workman's comp

As others have counseled, the facts of your case are important in evaluating your best course of action. You are always in control of how to...

Work injury workmans comp surgery unsafe work conditions can I sue workmans comp for pain and suffering for long wait

The short answer is no. Pain and suffering is not available in the workers' compensation system. That being said, if your insurer did not act...

What field of practice do I need an attorney from to take my workers compensation case before the district court.

Workers' Compensation is its own specialty within the law. You need a workers compensation lawyer who will vigorously fight for you. That being...

Can Bank take vehicle for loan holder not being listed as driver on insurance?

I suggest you look at the terms of your loan in the loan documents. The insurance provision can be very specific and you may also want to look at...

Value of every claim is very fact specific. You need to consult a local attorney who can assess all the facts of your case and assist you in...

My husband was electrocuted at work and know they don't want to pay work comp or stand up for them being there fault

Your husbands citizenship makes no difference in the employer's obligation to carry WC insurance. I strongly suggest you have your husband contact...

Can I sue the Dr on my workers comp for complications I had following an unauthorized corticosteroid injection I received?

You can sue for Medical Malpractice but I believe you are suffering from a consented complication to the procedure. The fact that your WC insurer...

I was denied a public defender after working with one for 3 months but I cant afford a criminal defense attorney, what do I do?

Try Owens and Elverum in Helena. Cases like yours are their specialty. High need low cash.

You need to contact a NY workers' compensation attorney to discuss the facts of your claim. While you can search out the award parameters in state...

The outstanding debt will still belong to the estate of your dead creditor. Yes the estate can continue to have your wages garnished.