Can my employer cancel my medical insurance while I am out on workers comp for on the job injury?
You MUST remit the premium directly to your employer because it CANNOT be deducted from your WC checks. If you fail to do this, the insurance will...
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You MUST remit the premium directly to your employer because it CANNOT be deducted from your WC checks. If you fail to do this, the insurance will...
You should consult a WC attorney to determine whether the kidney damage is related to the work injury. It is backward but there is currently NO...
To answer your question, you would need to review your file with another LA WC attorney. That said, it is a moot point because you acknowledge...
Your attorney should have explained that "open medical" is NOT uncontestable medical. The employer can question (read make you prove) the need for...
You obviously have many serious injuries. You need to discuss this with your attorney. I will comment that the criteria for being disabled for SS...
Your employer would never admit to what you say because it is blatantly illegal. Moreover, if he "drops" you from the insurance, he exposes...
You have an attorney. He is the best person to advise you as he knows the facts of your matter best.
You need an experienced Workers' Compensation attorney AND an orthopaedic doctor who relates your symptoms to your work. NEITHER you nor I are...
Your friend owes it to himself to consult an attorney and ask what the attorney can do for him.
The direct answer to your question is NO. You should discuss all details of your husband's case with your attorney, not post them online. Your...