Chicago, IL
Workers compensation Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Car Accidents ... +2 more
Mr. Corson is correct. You could only recover if you could prove actual dependency. At your ages, that would necessitate some disability.
You would do well to heed Mr. Corson's advice that you not delay in filing. Ohio has a two-year statute of limitations on Worker's Compensation...
Ohio has a two-year statute of limitations on Worker's Compensation claims. The fact that the company went out of business has nothing to do with...
Residency has nothing to do with it. Determine the most favorable jurisdiction and then seek counsel who is experienced in that jurisdiction.
Nobody can lien your Worker's Compensation award. However, once you deposit your Workers' Compensation check into a checking account or savings...
I agree with my colleagues. Anyway you look at it, this is going to be a very difficult case, even for an experienced Worker's Compensation...
Slow down. Attorneys are often very bad at conveying to their clients just exactly what they are doing. To make things worse the vast majority of...
Yes, you can sue but you really don’t care whether you can sue, you care whether it is possible for you to collect. That is another matter. I agree...
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Realize that a life estate means that he gets the use of the property for as long as he lives. Why do you need instructions? No virus found in...
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