Is it too late to change attorneys?

Call and schedule a face to face meeting to discuss your concerns. I use all a lot to communicate so I would recommend discussing how best to stay...

Do I need a workmanship comp lawyer?

Yes. You have a workers compensation claim that should be filed. Notify your employer in writing and see an attorney use the find a lawyer feature...

I have workers compensation attorney but she don't want to help the third party attorney for settlement of the 3party

The two attorneys should be working together to do what is best for you the client. They should not be so petty to avoid cooperation because one...

My Doctor place new work restriction on me. My company told me they will not follow them. Can they do that?

You have to be very careful about not exceeding your restrictions. I usually have my clients tell the Dr that the employer is not honoring the...

Can an employer wait over a year to decide to refer a documented injury to Workers Compensation?

It is possible that the statute was tolled by the employers failure to notify anyone of the injury (that would be the case in my state) Please...

Can I accept work /study from school without penalty to my workers compensation? Will I be offered a settlement?

I would urge you to contact a workers compensation atty to assist you with your claim. You need someone that can review the medical reports and...

What exactly does it mean to review Federal Workers comp case? Charges hourly rate. Quotes how many hours it will take.

I would talk with at least one more atty that handles federal cases. They don't necessarily need to be in your town or area.

Need expert dealing with the Devision of Workers' compensation . They claim Death without dependents.

Both of the answers that you been provided in each of your questions are correct. Your workers compensation insurance carrier should be covering this.

I am a 58years old man with a back injury. I have been out of work since January 2013 on workman's compensation. The doctor has

I agree with Mr. Shapiro. I think that you should strongly consider talking to an attorney that handles only Worker's Compensation. They might be...

No there is no pain and suffering in work comp (though I would defer to any of the Tenn attys here if that is not the case)