Im still in pain from a work injury but the doctor released me?
This sounds like a workers' compensation question, not personal injury. I will try to answer you on that basis- if it IS a personal injury...
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This sounds like a workers' compensation question, not personal injury. I will try to answer you on that basis- if it IS a personal injury...
If your employer doesn't have workers' compensation insurance, he can be sued in civil court. If he is required to have work comp, filing a comp...
I am sincerely sorry to read this, and can not imagine what you are going through. Your question is very complicated. Confirm with a probate...
You are paying an attorney to represent you it seems- you have two choices: follow his/ her advice, or fire the attorney and hire another. While...
Income is different than wages, and wages (or the equivalent) are the standard for workers' compensation payments. Call a Lawyer!
Your question is way too vague to get specific advice, and I have no idea what kind of claim you may have. You are limited to a short time window...
Either way could be the right answer. If you only want your medical paid, don't hire a lawyer. If your injury turns out to be more than a small...
Nope. Workers' compensation does not pay for pain and suffering. I have videos at theinjurylawnews.com that explain this better, but in a nutshell,...
I don't know what you mean by a structured settlement "loan." If you mean taking your lump sum settlement and structuring it, the main benefit is...
There are a million things that could be holding up the paperwork. Medicare/medicaid or insurance companies wanting repayment of your bills could...