If an employer fails to provide you medical care, what recourse would I have? And what is the legal term for that?

Get an attorney to work with you

You cannot pursue a negligence action against your employer but you should talk to an employment lawyer regarding the possible claim of failing to...

" Should I fire my attorney and find a new one?"

Its your case, and you have a right to be able to speak with the attorney regarding the progress of the case. I always suggest that people have a...

I was injured at work when i finally went to the hospital my ex employer denied knowing me, how do i prove myself

First, save those text messages. If you can get them converted to paper do that immediately. Was there any one else working there that knows you...

I have 2 wc case to settle broken ankle and back l4l5

You have a lot of factors that go into settle my value and the insurance co knows that you may not know all of those. You can hire a lawyer by the...

If I fell at work last year and have been hurting and in pain since but haven't been going to the doctor because I couldn't

You have a workers compensation claim and need to pursue that as soon as possible. Work comp should have paid for the treatment when the injury...

School employed cleaning company to deep clean stove in dorm room cleaner was electrocuted and sustained serious injury is the

The worker could be partially at fault but that is more complicated than can be answered here. Get a workers comp atty for the claim with the...

Can i sue my boss if he dont have insurance

I agree that you need a workers comp atty to pursue this for you

Hi im tony and had a fall form a fork lift at work in 2/1/2013 had surgery on L3+4

Generally you cannot sue your employer in most states if they have workers comp insurance. Talk to a workers comp attorney because there are...

What are an Individual's rights when employer will not allow them back to work because of dr's restrictions in State of NC

In most states if there is a release with restrictions and the employer doesn't have work available within those restrictions then the ins co must...