I broke my ankle on the job. will i be able to sue my employer for damages or will i just be subject to workmans comp?
This is a WC claim.
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This is a WC claim.
Yes, but be sure to coordinate with your attorney.
It is confusing that your employer would deny a claim you never even made. You do not need to do anything.
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This is a tax question. I re-posted it in "Tax."
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Neither. Submit this to YOUR insurance so your car will be fixed and your passenger will get better. Let your insurance deal with the...