Going back to work with permanent partial disability
The short answer is "it depends." If you have an unscheduled permanent partial disability which is typically a shoulder injury, neck, back, hips,...
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Workers compensation Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Social Security
The short answer is "it depends." If you have an unscheduled permanent partial disability which is typically a shoulder injury, neck, back, hips,...
Typically, SS judges in Arizona will not grant benefits for periods people have received unemployment benefits because you are asserting you are...
I agree with Eric Awerkamp. More information is needed and I would advise that you contact a Board Certified Worker's Compensation lawyer.
Thank you for your inquiry. This sounds like a question that would best be answered by actually speaking with an attorney. I would recommend...
I agree with Brian Weekley. Taking narcotic medications while on light duty is not a disqualifier. He's right. If you refuse the light-duty...
Thanks for your question. Unfortunately, the statutory cap for injuries in Arizona is 66 2/3% while on temporary disability status. You may want to...
Thanks for your inquiry. Unfortunately, that's now how insurance carriers value cases here in Arizona. I recommend that you consult with a board...
Thanks for your inquiry. As long as your doctor has you on a no work status, you should be eligible for temporary total disability benefits. If you...
Thanks for your question. Yes, worker's compensation does cover dental issues. It's good that you filed a report with the employer. You should also...
Thanks for your question. I would recommend hiring someone local if you can. You should get much better customer service with a local lawyer versus...