Do I have a worker's compensation case?
CTS causes pain, numbness, reduced range-of-motion and other symptoms. Your doctor will need to explain the shaking.
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CTS causes pain, numbness, reduced range-of-motion and other symptoms. Your doctor will need to explain the shaking.
You cannot sue your employer. You can be compensated under WC. First and foremost, you need a doctor to give you causation. Without that, you...
FECA attorneys generally do NOT work on contingency. You will need to retain one for advice on this.
Sue who for what? It's NOT WC because you were incarcerated, NOT working. You allege no negligence.
If the money was deducted from your wages, you can file a Wage Claim with the Illinois...
No, but you DID forfeit your bond AND you do have a warrant for your arrest. Here's your problem. ANY contact with law enforcement will result in...
That is what it means to be a public record.
This is an example where the words make a big difference. If you took money without an attorney and gave up your rights, it's over. An arbitrator...
In Illinois, the law requires that you are paid ALL of you WC benefits based on BOTH jobs' income, PROVIDED that the job where you were injured...
Kidney failure is NOT a common sequel to shoulder surgery. You need to explain or have a doctor explain how the two are related. If related, the...