I was fired from my job while on compensation for a work related injury. Couldn't get unemployment cause I couldn't work.
You have no creditable income so you are NOT eligible for UE benefits.
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Workers compensation Lawyer at Chicago, IL
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You have no creditable income so you are NOT eligible for UE benefits.
Contact the EEOC and consult a local employment law attorney. This is NOT a Workers' Compensation question as it does NOT concern a work-injury.
The simple answer to your question is an unqualified "YES." They can lay you off or fire you but it will not affect your benefits under Workers'...
If the money is owed to the State, they will take $40,000.00, less your attorney's fee. If the money is owed to your ex, you can negotiate any...
My colleagues have all correctly told you to hand i over to your insurance. That said, unless you are mistaken about the 50% fault, this is much...
Each of my colleague's advice is spot-on. I would only reinforce that your success depends FAR more on the advocacy skills of the doctor than...
It means "with credit" meaning he will get credit for time served.
The officers are WRONG. You DO have a claim.
Yes. The Workers' Compensation insurance carrier has a statutory right of subrogation. In plain English, you do NOT get a penny from the...
Go to a local Workers' Compensation attorney and do NOT add all of these irrelevant details that make you seem like a nut. None of that matters so...