Can I dispute an MMI after 90 days
If you are still within the 90 day deadline and you are going to pursue the problems with your back beyond just a sprain, then you need to go ahead...
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If you are still within the 90 day deadline and you are going to pursue the problems with your back beyond just a sprain, then you need to go ahead...
They should be paying you benefits. The solution is to go to a Benefit Review Conference to mediate the dispute. You will need a lawyer for this.
It depends on how your recovery has played out. MMI means you have reached maximum medical improvement. It is supposed to be the point in time...
If your employer has workers' compensation insurance, then your "exclusive remedy" is to collect workers' comp benefits and you will need to talk...
Your employer is not required to retain you. However, your workers' comp insurance will continue. You are entitled to lifetime medical treatment...
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You ought to be able to get treatment. I usually research the company involved to find out if they have workers' comp insurance or not. Either...
The main question in a case like yours is whether or not you are going to have any additional treatment of any significance. If you are, then you...
The Texas Workers' Compensation Act protects employees from being terminated "for filing a workers' compensation claim." It does not protect you...