You have been fortunate in a prior Worker's Compensation claim where you had an attorney and now you delude yourself into believing that you can do...

As usual my colleague Mr. Hoffman has accurately advise you. I would never advise a client to go without surgery just to get a case settled the...

Can I sue my job??

As Mr. Hoffman has already informed you, you do have a workers compensation claim. However you should obtain the assistance of an attorney...

Should I proceed and try to get something?

In addition to what my colleagues have said, I believe it is important for you to follow up if you've given proper notice with the doctor who...

How long does it usually take for workman's comp attorney to make an offer on a settlement.

I agree with Mr. Hoffman. If your attorney is unwilling to motion the case for a hearing before the arbitrator and offer can take an in ordinate...

I would have to agree with both of my colleagues no insurance company will assist you in handling the case against itself. Without an attorney...

I agree with Mr. Hoffman's statements.

You state that you are a mail carrier. This means the Department of Justice handles your case, and I know of no one that can help you with an...

I was wondering how do you file for worker's compensation with multiple sustained injuries? I was wondering if I can still file.

Yes, simple answer is if the statute of limitations has not run which in Illinois is three years from the date of the accident two years from the...

Can a workmen's comp claim where a small finger ray amputation is required, be considered for PPD of the hand?

I would have to agree with Mr. Hoffman. A Ray resection or amputation would be considered an award for a partial disability. But this is not...