Am I entiltled to 100% of lost wages to attend an IME?
You are entitled to TTD for one day. The question is whether your AWW was correctly calculated. Only the 52 weeks PRIOR to your accident can be...
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You are entitled to TTD for one day. The question is whether your AWW was correctly calculated. Only the 52 weeks PRIOR to your accident can be...
The nurse case manager was assigned because Illinois law forbids the insurance company from communicating with your treating physician UNLESS YOU...
If the accident was your fault, the difference is that no passenger can have contributory negligence. This makes it a stronger claim. ALWAYS...
I agree with my colleagues. I would only add that the fact that you knew exactly where the ruts were located and memorialized them in photos will...
The most likely scenario is that NOBODY will "sue" anyone. There will be a claim that will be paid by your insurance. Done. Your insurance...
I agree, entirely, with Mr. Hoffman's advice. As Mr. Hoffman notes, you have not asked any question so we have no way of knowing what you intended...
The short answer is NO. Her employer has NOTHING to do with paying TTD or STD or LTD. ALL of those benefits are paid by insurance carriers over...
When a light turns green, you have a duty to make sure that the intersection is clear (e.g. nobody is running a stale yellow light) before you...
I agree with my colleagues. I would only add that if someone else was responsible for your injuries (a 3rd party) and you decide that the claim...
As long as your husband was insured on the date of the accident, you have no worries. If he was uninsured, you have exposure. If you have no...