Workers comp/ work injury ?

If he files a 19b petition for an "immediate hearing," there might be some response. It sounds like there is some question about the wage rate (or...

Can I sue a medical clinic for misdiagnosis even though I have a workers compensation claim

Sure you can, but it probably wouldn't be cost-effective. In the US and IL the loser doesn't have to pay many costs of suit. So, you have to pay...

In Divorce I am suppose to receive 30% of ex Workman comp. settlement. His attorneys are not responding to my e mails?

You definitely need a lawyer, and as soon as possible. Your X's atty fees are probably only 20% of the settlement. And, as has already been said,...

what if I never get. Served eviction notice by the sheriff I'm under medical condition and so is my daughter we both can't Work

By not doing anything you have alerted the insurer that you can be pushed around and won't defend yourself. It looks like you will have to have a...

I agree with all the previous answers. I would like to add that you really can't double-dip; there will be liens involved. That's a good reason...

Does workers' compensation case remain open throughout my lifetime ?

I am concerned with your question, which concludes "my case remains open with the responsible insurance carrier ? or my case might be dismissed if...

After receiving a Conditional Payment Letter from Medicare, can one simply decide not pursue a settlement?

I agree with Mr. Hoffman, too, and would like to add that there are some ways that everyone can be happy. It isn't easy, but you can get future...

Do i have a case?

This sounds like a case that will have some liability issues that aren't ordinary (you weren't rear-ended, for example, and you might need an...

Yes, you need an employment/labor lawyer. It should go without saying that you should be on your best behavior otherwise as directed by the...

Would I have a workers comp case?? What is the process?

I agree with all the prior answers. And, yes, repetitive cases pretty much require an attorney; they are being fought more and more by insurers....