How should I amend my workers comp. claim by adding additional body parts
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Answered on May 14, 2016
If you do not have one, it is time to consult a workers compensation attorney.
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Is this a situation which, in your opinion, could warrant a lawsuit against the first Urogynecology firm?
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Answered on May 14, 2016
You can always have your records reviewed but this is probably not a case worth pursuing. Glad to hear you got it straightened out.
Can I sue a biological parent for emotional distress/mental anguish at 26 years old
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Answered on May 13, 2016
I do not see any viable case from the limited facts presented.
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What can I expect from the insurance adjuster? How does an insurance company figure a total for something like this?
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Answered on May 13, 2016
You can expect the adjuster to make a horrible offer because you are not represented.
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Are you allowed to solicit lawsuits to the public?
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Answered on May 13, 2016
Consult with an attorney regarding the specific facts.
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Will I lose my ssd I if I get settlement
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Answered on May 12, 2016
There is a cap on what you can get between SSDI and WC. It is a fairly complicated formula. You should discuss this with your attorney and if...
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Can I change courts in civil auto accident injury suit with no money cap after filing a non-suit in District Court with 30k cap?
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Answered on May 12, 2016
Consult a personal injury attorney as soon as possible.
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What and how do I go about getting this lean taken off of this vehicle
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Answered on May 12, 2016
A legal battle over the consent issue would probably cost more than the lien.
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Why can workers comp. legally not pay weekly allowances? What are some options to prevent homelessness in the process?
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Answered on May 12, 2016
Consult a workers compensation attorney as soon as possible.
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Can the doctor or hospital be sued for malpractice and/or negligence? Not fully diagnosing the patient?
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Answered on May 11, 2016
Yes but it is probably not a good idea. First it is not clear that the initial diagnosis deviated from the standard of care. Second, even if it...
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