John M Connell's Answers (5028)

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Can an employer tell you there are no jobs available when you are released from workers comp?

John's answer | Answered on January 07, 2015

You should discuss your case with an employment attorney. If you have a workers compensation atty that you are using they might be able to refer...

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Need a worker compensation lawyer

John's answer | Answered on January 07, 2015

You can use the find a lawyer section here or go to CAAA.org to locate someone in your area for a free consultation.

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When should I get a workers comp attorney?

John's answer | Answered on January 07, 2015

Yes you should talk to someone as soon as possible You can go to CAAA.org or to the find a lawyer section here to locate someone. The initial...

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Workers comp

John's answer | Answered on January 07, 2015

I agree with Mr Bollinger however I have seen some problems come up with this type of case. If you end up with health insurance like Medicaid they...

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I have been stated three times to basically resign while on Workmens comp plus a host of work journals and treatment

John's answer | Answered on January 07, 2015

It is not clear what your question is, so you may have to clarify.

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Can opposing council restrict communication to U.S. Mail ONLY? They won't take my calls. Workers Comp Case - Self Represented

John's answer | Answered on January 07, 2015

There are several reasons why this happens but my answer would be yes, they can restrict communications to written documents because then...

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Where can I find a WC attorney experienced in handling PTSD claims?

John's answer | Answered on January 07, 2015

You can use the find a lawyer section here to locate someone near you that does primarily workers compensation cases.

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What do we need to do at this point?

John's answer | Answered on January 07, 2015

I agree with Mr Bollinger. Your husband needs to consult with Mr Bollinger or someone like him that specializes in this area of the law asap. You...

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Is 30 days an adequate time for an attorney to get back to you about a personal injury case. wont return calls.

John's answer | Answered on January 07, 2015

You are entitled to get a return call, hopefully within no more than 24-48 hrs from the atty or the paralegal if the atty is in trial or otherwise...

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I was injured at work. The company only gibe 6 months of modified duty. After 6 months I would be off work.

John's answer | Answered on January 07, 2015

In most states, if you are on restrictions and the company does not have light duty then you should receive temporary disability from the insurance...

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