Depending on how your job was ended, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation income benefits if you are still unable to work. There’s a few...

I am not too clear about your question, but if the question is whether getting a 7% impairment rating means you will be found disabled under Social...

There’s no requirement for you to hire a lawyer to handle a workers’ compensation case. You are allowed to handle the case by yourself, with an...

Was a claim filed with the Division of workers’ compensation by you, the employer, or the carrier? Did you miss time from work? Have you been...

Were you an employee at Tractor Supply? If not, it is not a workers compensation case, but a personal injury/premises liability case. If you were...

It’s going to depend on whether they employer had workers compensation insurance or not. That will determine the proper procedures and benefits she...

You need to consult an attorney. Depending on how things occurred, the insurance company May not have to pay some (or all) of the medical bills

Not sure exactly what the question is, but I can tell you that the Division’s role is mainly to assist in resolving disputes and making sure both...

No. If the condition is not related to your employment, it is not covered by workers’ compensation insurance

Completing the DWC45 is self explanatory. I don’t know when you were issued the 5%, but remember you must dispute (file the 45) within 90 days from...