What rights do I have when I feel my reputation has been damaged by my employer's actions?
You have no cause of action.
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You have no cause of action.
This is very confusing. You say you received NO benefit from WC. If that is true, you owe them nothing. If WC paid nothing to date and...
Mr. Corson has stated it as eloquently and succinctly as possible. Whether you need one or four surgeries on your shoulder, the ONLY thing that...
You really should discuss your matter with a local WC attorney before you settle, especially if this is going to limit future employment prospects.
IMMEDIATELY consult an experienced, local WC attorney. She will be able to resurrect the claim and move forward. Good luck.
Not if the Workers' Compensation Board/Commission has the Court's Order for Support.
Why are you asking what to do if you already settled the case? You realize it is not possible to NOT be able to replace recent medical records,...
You need to re-post this under employment law. You give us no information to answer your question. Arrange for a free in-person consult with a...
This is a no-brainer. You accept SSDI and qualify for Medicare. Your WC attorney will put spread language in the contracts and there will be no...
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If the settlement contracts had contained "spread" language, you could have avoided the offset, altogether. We do this routinely. Let's say...