Workers compensation prevents me from medication. What rights do I have?

If you have group health insurance, use it to get any needed care. If not, you need to hire an experienced Workers' Compensation attorney who can...

My wife was hurt, broken foot, workers comp paid for everything. they called to say a settlement would come but not until march

It is important that your wife understands her options. She does NOT have to "settle" to get a sum of money for permanency. She can proceed to...

I have a question about workers compensation laws in illinois.

Most probably, your employer would be found responsible. If your employer does not keep ANY WC coverage, even for himself, you could be in a tough...

My son was in a car owned by an emp[loyer, who was not supposed to be driving because of mental problems. She got hit by a truck

Your son is a passenger, so he did not contribute to the accident. He may recover for his injuries to any extent necessary, including his...

More details are necessary. Technically, you are guilty of aiding and abeting / obstruction of justice. If you picked-up your friend BEFORE the...

Should I file a small claims lawsuit against driver that hit me (she addmitted full guilt at the seen) or hire another attorney?

If your only treatment was from a chiropractor, the adjustor began laughing when they were assigned the claim. Without a diagnosis and treatment...

Not getting the dues from my previous employer

Please understand that this forum does not address matters of international law. You should seek local counsel in India.

Unsure of my next step with work comp, if there even is one. Time & geographical issues.

As a Federal employee, you are NOT covered by the Illinois Workers Compensation Act, but rather by The Federal Employees' Compensation Act (FECA)...

I was recently fired by a Church committee with only 35% of the committee present at the vote. Is this legal? My Options?

By your comments, you correctly recognize that you have no legal recourse for the action taken. If no dereliction of duty is asserted, you are...

My employer requires me to use my vehicle. They are paying me 50 cents per mile when the IRS says it is 55. Is this legal?

Your employer can reimburse you in any amount or no amount. The IRS amount to which you allude is the amount you can deduct for non-commuting...