What can I do
A agree with Mr. Hoffmn's advice and Ms. Hafezi's reasoning: They're clearly playing games with you so you definitely need a workers' comp. lawyer...
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A agree with Mr. Hoffmn's advice and Ms. Hafezi's reasoning: They're clearly playing games with you so you definitely need a workers' comp. lawyer...
Yes, you can sue. You might even win, but with no witnesses it is questionable. Assuming you win, you would then have to collect your court costs...
Every case is different. Not everyone needs an ambulance. Not everyone has symptoms immediately. She may have had symptoms an hour later or a day...
I also agree with Mr. Hoffman. I'd like to add that this "case is closed" insurance company statement is meaningless except to tell you what you...
Yes, this is a question that can only be answered by a long look at the pros and cons of trying the case "as is." A hearing regarding your...
I agree with Mr. Hoffman. The best malpractice case is the one that you can avoid. You don't have any reason to sue yet, and will not unless...
This is probably a Workers' Comp. question, so I'm reclassifying it You can't sue an employer but you can file a Workers' Comp. case. I doubt...
I agree with everyone here, and I have one idea. You might get a verdict, and it might be non-dischargeable in bankruptcy, but you might still...
It sounds as if the information (apparently some of it is from Lowes) that you have is correct, with one exception. Liability means fault,...
I agree with Mr. Hoffman; there could be many reasons but only youer lawyer knows the answer. As far as your Workers' Compensation ("WC") case...