I was put off work with doc order when she said I could go back it was light duty they fired me can they do that

It is very common for employees to get terminated if they are injured and on light duty. If the employer cannot accommodate the light duty...

If I am hurt on a job, can I sue and/or collect workman's comp from my company if they are paying cash?

Talk to an experienced workers compensation attorney as soon as possible. This is a common problem, but won't prevent you from making a claim if...

Hurt on the job

I agree with Mr Spencer's very complete answer. If you are terminated you should be getting temporary disability based in both jobs. I suggest you...

Released my Lawyer I signed form he has not signed 08/05/15 said they would be mailed not recieved only have copy I signed,

I agree that you should seek out new counsel Monday morning so that they can contact the opposing attorney and reset anything that is pending

My wife is getting 2400 per month on TTD for a work related injury. If she gets her MMI in six weeks, what happens to the TTD

The TTD ends at mmi. Your wife will get permanent impairment if that is appropriate. She can probably apply for unemployment if she can't return to...

When applying for workers compensation the applicant indicated they have no child support orders,

I agree with the other responses in most states the child support lien is going to be factored in prior to the clmt getting the settlement

Can I still take legal action?

Again workers comp is your exclusive remedy. Fault doesn't usually enter into the claim on either side

Can I still take legal action?

I agree that workers comp is your exclusive remedy unless there is an employment claim. You would have to talk to an attorney and provide a lot...

I dont think that your question is really a workers compensation question. You likely need to consult with a tax professional asap.

If I settle out the comp case along with the medical, can I still have the comp case reopened?

You have an attorney that can work with you. I suggest you talk to that attorney first.