Can I apply for unemployment after a Workers Comp. settlement where I had to resign as part of the settlement?

It will depend upon the Judge. Typically when I negotiate resignations on behalf of my client in Workers Compensation Settlements I include a...

I need help with work related injury

You are really faced with a lot of hard decisions and issues: FIRST: It is critical that you get to a Colorado Lawyer whose primary practice...

I had a back injury at work in august and I received mmi in october with no permanent disability. This last friday I receive a i

It is rare when the company doctor gives a zero percent impairment rating and the insurance carrier disagrees with it. There a few possibilities...

Worker's comp denying claim and insurance has scheduled both independent medical exam and independent psychiatric exam.

You are about to walk into a buzz saw. It sounds like you have a denied case and the Insurance Carrier (and their attorney) are actively preparing...

Can i be fired on workmen comps even though its not about that

The brief answer is yes. However there are a number of things you can do to improve your options and rights. In general I advise clients to...

Can I collect unemployment while SS appeal and WC claims are pending?

There are three issues here: UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIM By waiting you may have reduced your benefits or waived benefits. Your benefits are calculated...

Does an existing condition preclude a work comp claim?

The answer to your question is a little complicated. So long as you can prove that the fire alarm at work aggravated your pre-existing condition -...

Can i sue for wrongful termination and/or workmans compensation.

Several red flags are popping up on your questions but there are two big issues: WORKERS COMPENSATION Your employer should have given you a...

We have not yet released the wages of a worker that now admits to falsifying his social security number.

So long as the wages were earned, that is the employee actually earned the wages - you must pay the employee. You could be sued for treble the...

Absolutely not. Colorado Workers' Compensation Payments are not subject to any form of taxes and are immune from liens and garnishments - except...

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