The general rule is that you have one year from the date of your injury to file a claim for workers' compensation benefits with the Industrial...

You are describing what is called an "unscheduled" permanent impairment. That means that the Industrial Commission will next consider whether you...

You may be able to reach an hourly fee agreement, a flat fee, or a hybrid retainer agreement (part hourly/flat and part contingency) with an...

Agree with Brian. Also, be careful to understand if they are proposing a lump sum settlement of your monthly award only or if they are looking for...

What were you doing at the time? Were you in the course and scope of doing something on behalf of your employer? Where were you coming from and...

Hello,i have a workmans comp case .from 07/12/2017 that is about to close my case.and im still hurting,what can i do?

Good question - there is a mechanism to advocate for a greater impairment rating. However, you will need medical support (a qualified doctor who...

In general, there is no time limitation on workers' comp - you are eligible for medical benefits for as long as you require treatment, temporary...

If the insurance company is valuing the compensation based on an "Independent Medical Exam" it's very important to understand what you treating...

Can I collect any money

It sounds like you do have a workers' compensation claim. If you haven't already done so, you need to report your injury to your employer, get a...

At this point you can not be absolutely certain about the extent of your injury. If it turns out to be more serious than you think you could...