Am I liable for the unpaid medical bills for Washington State workers comp claim?
I agree with Mr Fisher that you need to have an attorney assist you with this. Out of state providers are not normally bound by the injured parties...
Englewood, CO
Workers compensation Lawyer at Englewood, CO
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Personal Injury
I agree with Mr Fisher that you need to have an attorney assist you with this. Out of state providers are not normally bound by the injured parties...
That is accurate in my state and I assume everywhere else. If you have an attorney they are required to go through the atty. There are many reasons...
I believe that you need an answer from an Illinois attorney regarding this issue. As I understand it the company is offering you a sum of money to...
The fact that this employer has no insurance makes the case incredibly more difficult. There are a whole host of problems in dealing with an...
I would not settle without having an atty review it. Settling with an uninsured employer is difficult because they may or may not have the ability...
I agree with the other answers and would encourage you to meet with an employment attorney to discuss your case.
You have both a workers comp case and an auto accident case. The WC usually acts first and is responsible for your lost wages. If they are denying...
I agree with the other responses and would not close out the meds unless I was absolutely sure it would be covered. Did you apply for SSDI, or are...
I agree with Mr. Carman. There is no cost to you to talk to someone. If you were in my state I would take the case.
Unfortunately my answer is that you should have had a lawyer 3 or 4 yrs ago. At this point you should certainly talk to a worker's compensation...