Will I stop recieving my TTD payments now that i found out I'm pregnant?

Your TTD payments should not be stopped simply because you are pregnant. It sounds like you have a very serious injury. If you have not already...

On a workmens comp case in the final settlement is your total based on 40 hour week at 66% or actual wages including ot

You need to contact an experienced workers' comp attorney immediately, if you don't have one already. The final settlement is calculated using OT...

Do I get more money than just my weekly checks from workers comp?

The checks you have been getting represent 66% of your weekly checks, and you have been receiving them because you are unable to work. Your friend...

Is it too late to file a claim for workers compensation if my injury occurred within the past 60 days?

The first question the insurance company will ask is why did it take you so long to seek medical attention, and they will likely deny the claim,...

I am not sure why in the world you would want to settle without an attorney because you are almost guaranteed not to get a fair compensation...

You may have a workers' compensation claim if the injury is related to your employment, i.e., if you are required to sit down for long periods of...

Does my son have a case for Workers' Comp? Or, personal injury?

Like the other attorneys have answered, your son in all likelihood has a workers' compensation claim, and a possible third-party claim. In...

Need a work comp lawyer.

As others have advised, ask your lawyer to explain how he arrived at the settlement. Because your lawyer works on a contingency basis, it is in...

Am i entitled to backpay for workmans comp?

One of the benefits of opening a workers' compensation claim is receiving 66% of your weekly check IF a medical provider deems that you are unable...

Is it w/c if no accident happened but the injury is because of the type of work I do, Im off work pending surgery. Claim?????

If your new injury is the same as your previous injury, then you probably aggravated your injury, or it might be considered a new injury. You do...