It's a little bit unclear from the posting as to whether your initial tendon attachment surgery was covered by workers' compensation, but not the...

I think you will fall under the "going and coming rule," which basically says if you're going to work, or coming home from work, then you are not...

I'm not sure of the law in Indiana, but I think you should consult with a workers' compensation attorney there. Your statement that being on...

I think this is a contract issue. Probably one you can bring in small claims court or whatever the variant of small claims court there is in NY. ...

You should be directing your question to your attorney, both about the merits of your case, but also the potential risk exposure to potential...

Short Answer: you probably do need to attend another IME. Long Answer: From your message, it looks like the workers' compensation insurer is...

I agree with my colleagues. As a general rule, clients can always hire and fire their attorney. But, there are consequences to terminating the...

I agree with my colleague. Quitting is usually a decision that carries negative consequences regarding the inability to claim indemnity (lost...

Yes, you probably should consult with an attorney regarding this injury. The retaliatory behavior from the employer is concerning, but even without...

The question is, sue for what? The cost of over-the-counter ointment for a spider bite? If there's no missed time for work and no ongoing,...