Is it better to take a lump sum or installments on a work comp case?
Since you are in arbitration now, it seems likely that you have an attorney. So, if you do, then your attorney can give you a much better idea of...
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Since you are in arbitration now, it seems likely that you have an attorney. So, if you do, then your attorney can give you a much better idea of...
You've already been told that you have problems with the statute of limitations. It looks like all of your limitations periods are expired, unless...
You've given us no reason for retracting the settlement agreement and you'll need to give the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission an adequate...
You have a Workers' Compensation case. This requires that you be able to provide proof that your off-work status is medically connected to your...
If your question is because you were in an accident and have no insurance and also were at fault, then you are stuck with liability, as implied by...
Unemployment means that you are employable, so if you are unable to work then you couldn't get unemployment. If you are disabled then you could get...
You could turn the matter over to the State and make a complaint. Malpractice cases have court-related costs of around (not including lawyers'...
Your lawyer is definitely in the best position to answer this, since he knows who he sent the contracts to. Both of your names are likely to be on...
The previous answers are correct, assuming that a 3d party wasn't involved in your injury. You need to see a lawyer in order to be sure that you...
Your case probably wouldn't be cost-effective. The other side doesn't have to pay for most of your expensive costs, so they would have to come out...